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descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Mar 1986 English Publisher:EmeraldJournal:Library Hi Tech, volume 4, pages 83-90 (issn: 0737-8831, Copyright policy )
Authors: Dace I. Freivalds; Sylvia MacKinnon Carson;

doi: 10.1108/eb047658

MicroLIAS: Beyond the Online Public Access Catalog>

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MicroLIAS is an extension of LIAS (Library Information Access System), the integrated mainframe‐based library system developed at the Pennsylvania State University Libraries. MicroLIAS is microcomputer software that emulates the mainframe LIAS online catalog by extending its indexing and searching power to the personal computer. On the micro, personalized databases can be created and maintained. The use of MicroLIAS reduces demand on the mainframe by supporting work and storing information for local applications or subsequent uploading to the mainframe.

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