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--- acq:onorder-holds [2019/07/15 19:19] – [Placing Holds] tlittle
+++ acq:onorder-holds [2019/08/26 17:35] – tlittle
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   * Checkin Alert: No
-For libraries not using on order holds, this hides their Acquisitions copies in the catalog from the public and keeps them as non-holdable. However, for libraries using on-order holds, these copies need to be visible to the public as well as holdable. Therefore libraries using on order holds should modify their ON ORDER shelving locations to these parameters:
+For libraries __not__ using on order holds, this hides their Acquisitions copies in the catalog from the public and keeps them as non-holdable. However, for libraries that __do__ use on-order holds, these copies need to be visible to the public as well as holdable. Therefore libraries using on order holds should modify their ON ORDER shelving locations to these parameters:
   * OPAC Visible: Yes
   * Holdable: Yes
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 The settings around the "on-order" circulation modifier are intended to limit holds on items with the "on-order" circ mod to only a system's patrons. It is intended to work similarly to AV materials, where only patrons of the system are able to place holds on the items. Once the items are cataloged and use a circulation modifier such as book, audiobook, etc, they are protected as normal by age protection.
 ===== Cataloging =====
+Cataloging when a library uses on-order holds is fairly similar to cataloging with Acquisitions __without__ on order holds. The only difference is that catalogers should also move any title-level holds to a matching record when they move their copies.
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