QUICK STEPS TO RUNNING MARC REPORT
The main menu appears at the top of the picture on the opening screen.
1. Select the MARC file you wish to work with:
Select 'File|Select MARC' from the main menu Find the file that you want to review Click Open
If you do not select a file, the program will default to a 100 record test file that is distributed with the program.
NOTE: MARC Report runs on records in MARC format. If you are planning to run MARC Report on records from an automated system, you will normally need to export the records to MARC format.
2. To check for errors in a file of MARC records, viewing one complete record after another:
Select 'File|Run|Record by record' from the main menu
A tagged record appears in the main window, and brief error messages appear in a window at the top right. Click on a brief message to display an explanatory note below it, and to position the cursor in the MARC record where the error referred to appears.
Use the navigation bar at the bottom right to move forward and backward through the file.
3. To generate a batch report of all the errors in a file of MARC records:
Select 'File|Run|Batch mode' from the main menu Click <Yes> if asked to overwrite the previous report
Wait while validation is run and the report is compiled. If the report is not too large, it will automatically be opened in 'Notepad' when the program has completed.
4. Uninstalling MARC Report
Follow these steps to uninstall MARC Report:
Click the 'Start' button on your Windows Task Bar Select 'Settings', then select 'Control Panel' Double-click on 'Add/Remove Programs' Select the 'MARC Report' entry in the list of programs Click the 'Add/Remove' button
If the uninstaller says that it did not complete, it usually means that a file created during installation has been moved or deleted. Any remaining files can be manually removed from the system by deleting this folder from your system:
C:\Program Files\TMQ\Marc Report
NOTE: Once the program has been uninstalled, you will need a valid registration key in order to use it again.
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