An On‐line Editing Program for Bibliographic Records

Abstract

The automated order system at Newcastle University Library has been running on the University's KDF 9 computer since Easter 1966. The KDF 9 is due to go out of service in the near future, and so the order system is being re‐programmed for the University's IBM 360 model 67 computer. The IBM machine has 1024k bytes of core storage, 12 disk drives, 4 tape drives, and has a large number of terminals for on‐line ‘conversational’ access. For most of the day the machine is operated under the Michigan Terminal System (called ‘MTS’) rather than under the standard IBM operating system (called ‘OS/360’). The University Library has a terminal for its own use (an IBM 2741 ‘golf‐ball’ typewriter terminal).

Citation

Fern, R. and Bagnall, J. (1972), "An On‐line Editing Program for Bibliographic Records", Program: electronic library and information systems, Vol. 6 No. 2, pp. 117-119. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb046661