CROSS Library Subscription

• Windows Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit
  • System with Virtualization functions enabled in UEFI / BIOS settings
  • Intel i5 (or better)
  • 8 Gigabytes of RAM
  • 64 Gigabytes free on the hard drive
  • 500GB SSD highly recommended at today’s pricing for best long-term performance and satisfaction
• Legacy Windows support (Windows 7 – Windows 10 installed in 32-bit mode)
  • 4 Gigabytes of RAM
  • 2 Gigabytes free on the hard drive

Minimum system configuration:

• Windows Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit
  • System with Virtualization functions enabled in UEFI / BIOS settings (CROSS Support may refuse to service a system without Virtualization support due to insufficient hardware.  Please have a tech ensure your system has the necessary Virtualization support enabled before calling.)
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 40 Gigabytes free on the hard drive
• Legacy Windows support (Windows 7 – Windows 10 installed in 32-bit mode)
  • 3 Gigabytes of RAM
  • 2 Gigabytes free on the hard drive

• See Library 1.7 Y2K Compliance Report

See Our Online Store for details and prices or see a general product breakdown of some commonly used supplies below including some report samples to help you identify what is printed onto the supply item. The item descriptions link directly to the correct product in our online store.)

• For Laser/Ink jet printers
  • Label Sets
  • Label Set (8 sets per page) ~ Sample Label Set Report ~ Alternate report formats using this same supply item are: Replacement #2 & Replacement #5
    • 1 spine label: 1 1/4″ High X 1″ Wide
    • 2 circulation Labels (for the borrower’s card and the pocket): 1 1/4″ High X 2 7/8″ Wide
  • Individual labels
    • Spine Labels (Small) – 4 across: 1/2″ High X 1 3/4″ Wide ~ Sample Report
    • Spine Labels (Regular) – 5 across 1″ High X 1 1/2″ Wide ~ Sample Report
    • Large Spine Labels – 3 across: 1″ High X 2 5/8″ Wide
    • Circulation Labels (3 across): 1″ High X 2 5/8″ Wide
    • Labels to apply over users’ existing catalog cards (2 across): 1″ High X 4″ Wide
• Catalog cards ~ 3″ x 5″ (3 per page)

 

• • For Dot Matrix (pin-fed) printers
    • Continuous label sets – 1 spine and 2 circulation (borrower’s and pocket cards) – (call to order)
    • Continuous catalog cards ~ 3″ x 5″ – (call to order)

• Keep track of your loaned-out library items
  • Name of person to whom you loaned item
  • Date item was loaned out
• For insurance and bookkeeping purposes, print a report (see sample) showing total value for each media type and a grand total
• Print catalog cards (see samples) and spine labels
• Use Library 1.7 as an online catalog to quickly locate a library book, video, file article, etc.
  • By using find in the field of your choice
  • By using search comparisons in any field(s)
  • By browsing by subject or other field
• Use Library 1.7 as a research tool
  • With the Indexed Key Words/Phrases feature (see more info) you can print a list of all types of media (books, videos, tapes, CDs, file articles, etc.) and where the key word or key phrase is located (page #, track #, file#, etc.)
• Use the Comments field (up to 32,000 bytes of searchable data) to keep:
  • Data and labels for which no field exists
  • Miscellaneous data

These predefined reports may be printed to reflect a selected field sort order and/or search criteria. The reports show the following fields:

• All Data: All except Indexed Key Words/Phrases
• Accession: Accesion #, Media Type, Title, Author, Publisher, Year, Cost
• May serve double-duty as a shelf list by title when printed in title sort order (one line per record listing)
• Bibliography with Summary (see sample report): Classification, Call, Author, Title, Summary, Copyright, Subject 1, Subject 2, Media Type, Accession #
• Shelf List
  • Call # (Classification and Call Letters), Title, Author, Accession #
  • Call # sequence (one line per record listing)
• By Title: Title, Classification, Author, Accession #
• By Author: Author, Title, Classification, Subject 1, Subject 2
• By Subject: Subject Title, Classification, Author, Accession #
• By Classification: Classification, Title, Author, Subject 1, Subject 2
• By Publisher: Publisher, Title, Author, Classification, Publisher Date, Copyright Year, Accession #
• By Media Type: Media Type, Title, Author, Classification, Accession #
• By Key Word/Phrase: Key Word/Phrase, Title, Author, Classification, Media Type, Accession #, and relative Index
• By Cost: Cost, Title, Author, Media Type, Accession #
• Library Value (see sample report): Media Type and grand totals, Title, Author, Classification, Accession #, Cost
• Items Checked Out (sample): Title, Author, Accession #, Name of person checked out to, Date, Due, Days Past, Media Type
• Items Overdue (sample): Title, Author, Media Type, Accession #, Checked Out To, Date, Days ~ Max., Due, Past Due
• Subject List
  • 1-Column List
  • 2-Column List
• Catalog Cards(see samples)
  • Subject1 Cards
  • Subject2 Cards
  • Title Cards
  • Author Cards
  • Shelf-List Cards
• Labels for Spine, Pocket, and Borrower’s Card
  • Label sets (3 across) for Laser, Ink Jet, and Dot Matrix Printers
    • See “Alternate Label Formats” on our Library 1.7 Replacement Reports site
  • Individual Labels for Laser, Ink Jet, and Dot Matrix Printers
• Labels for User’s Existing Catalog Cards(Note: Rare Usage – Limited Info – No Summary, etc.)
  • Subject, Title, and Author

With the Indexed Key Words/Phrases research feature you can list various types of media (books, videos, tapes, CD’s, etc.) and all the page numbers or track numbers where a key word or key phrase appears. This feature can be helpful as a research tool allowing you to document and search references to your most important information across all of your collection. You can enter a book’s complete index (as shown in the screen print above) or only references that you might use. The key words and key phrases in the example above where entered directly from Larry Burkett’s book, “What Ever Happened To The American Dream.” When you click on the key phrase “American Dream” you can see that this key phrase is “defined” on pages 15, 23, and 27; “disappearing” on pages 13, 17, etc. Here is one example of how a minister may use this feature in sermon research and preparation. While reading a book, he notes material connected to a Scripture verse which he would like to use in the future. He finds the book in Library 1.7 and enters the verse as a key phrase with the page number where it appears in the book as the index. He does this with other media as well. Later, while preparing a sermon in which he plans to use that Scripture verse, he chooses Reports by Key Word/Phrases and prints a helpful list of the books/media referring to that Scripture along with the page/track number where it appears.

• Access 2.0 relational database (included)
• Multiple files (sample file included)
• Cloud (Internet) Backup & Restore of Database (details)
• Backup & Restore of Database to shared folder (for manual copy to FlashDrive or other external media) (details)
• (Legacy Windows 32-bit mode only): File Backup & Restore (diskettes, USB drives, etc.)
• File-based user ID
• Password security
• Authority levels Administrator Edit data View with check out/in capability View with check out only capability View only
• Auto-signon to a default user ID Allows administrator to override signon function so all users are automatically logged in with default authority
• Switch User (fast sign-on authority level override)
• Organizational name for reports (up to 60 bytes)
• Drop-down selection lists Media types Publishers Subjects (“See also” cross-references) Title field (optional) Author field (optional) Classification field (optional)
• Online catalog capabilities Stand-alone systems in search-only mode Versatile search engine Comparison criteria for each field Optional use of wild cards Set criteria for any field(s) View records in any field order Browse by subject or other field Optionally restrict to search criteria Powerful Find in any field Results list Basic and Advanced modes Administrator can pre-configure Find Optionally restrict to search criteria See complete listing of Find capabilities
• Name and date check out (“F6”) or check in (“F5”) By staff only or all users Renew Check Out (“F7”) Checkout/Renewal Options: No Default Date Default Current Year Only Type Over Month and Day Type Over Day Only Type Over Complete Date
• Set days due per media type Optional default or indefinite setting
• Indexed key words or key phrases for research List book & page# where key phrase is located, or video & track #, etc.
• View reports before printing to confirm search
• Optionally select report printer
• Print catalog cards and spine/circulation labels Use search to choose records to print Use individual accession# and/or range (10,13,15-20,25) to choose records Print in default order or current sort order Print labels in call number order Start printing labels at a designated label position
• Export data from reports into various formats for other databases, word processors, etc.
• Optional settings Check for duplicate title and author Check for duplicate classification Require data in classification field
• Online Help Includes “Getting Started” help module (serves as an operational manual) Context sensitive help (press F1 key in any field, on any highlighted line, etc.)
• Button, mode, and status bars

Reference notes: The Internet Backup Service provides secure, off-site backup in case of fire or theft (stores database on CROSS servers) with the follwing benefits. Note: This feature is only provided under a current CROSS Library Subscription. a) retains managed database backups (daily, two-day, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual backups) for superior data protection against most-common accidental data-loss scenarios including fire, equipment theft, accidental data deletion, hardware or software failure, etc. b) provides faster, easier, and safer way to transfer data between Internet computers (church library to home and vice-versa) c) is designed to provide maximum protection from data loss using improved Rebuild and Compress function AFTER Backup and Restore operations providing the regular maintenance Access databases need This feature is only available under a valid technical support policy Legacy (Direct Install Only) The Backup to Disk Feature in CROSS Library: a) Can be used to backup to USB or other media FlashDrives or Memory Sticks b) Can store multiple backups (using different folders on a USB FlashDrive c) Provides an easy way to transfer data between non-networked computers d) Provides legacy support for floppy backups including multiple floppy diskettes, if necessary.

What fields are provided for data entry in Library 1.7? The list of fields provided in Library 1.7 are as follows: Title (up to 60 bytes) Author (up to 40 bytes) Publisher (up to 50 bytes) Drop-down selection list Subject 1 (up to 50 bytes) Drop-down selection list Subject 2 (up to 50 bytes) Drop-down selection list Media Type (up to 50 bytes) Drop-down selection list Classification (20 bytes) Dewey Decimal # or alphabetic Call Letters (3 bytes – auto/changeable code) For catalog cards call number (second line) ISBN (up to 20 bytes) LCCN (up to 15 bytes) Checked Out (date plus up to 40 bytes) Accession # (up to 99,999,999) Cost/Value (up to $99,999,999) Publication Date (10 bytes) Copyright Year (4 bytes) Key Words/Phrases (up to 25,000 bytes) Comments (up to 32,000 bytes) Collation (up to 120 bytes) Summary (up to 180 bytes)

We can convert and import your current data into the Library 1.7 format if you can send us your file in a common format such as Excel, ASCII tab-delimited, Access or Base database formats. Other formats may be acceptable. Before sending the file, please contact us via email. We will respond with information on how you may be able to avoid importing if you have smaller amounts of data and specific instructions on what to do if you need this service. After checking your data, we will give you an exact quote based on the charges below. Then, after receiving your confirmation to proceed, we will convert and import the data and email it back to you. Standard data import charge: $200 basic fee plus $.05 per record Inconsistent data additional charge: $45 per hour to modify and align inconsistent data fields and for special field handling Note: If your data includes multiple spellings of the same Publishers, Subjects, or Media Types, you may combine them into one by using our “Combine” utility.  This is included in our most recent installers.

For much more information about Library 1.7, please see our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).

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