Paging slips and where the information comes from

Each library develops language for the top half of the paging slip, informing staff that the item has been requested. Since INNOPAC uses the same text for both local and INN-Reach requests, be certain that the text makes sense for both purposes. Much of the text, design, and display of fields is “hard-coded” and not locally controlled.

A separate paging slip text is prepared for items requested using Pickup Anywhere. Sample text:

Paging Slip - ***PICKUP ANYWHERE REQUEST*** A hold has been placed on the following item for the patron listed above. Please pull this item and forward it to the institution shown above.

Full paging slip, Top and bottom

Top half: used primarily for paging the item. Bottom half: primarily used at Institution Checkout to mark TO on the bookband/label

Bottom half

Owning Site Institution Checkout to Borrowing (or PUA) Site: where to find SEND TO information

Paging slip elements and source of information

Due Date

Owning and Borrowing site codes and labels appearing on paging slips

Patron information

Six lines (maximum) available for patron information. Beginning with Rel.2006, local site may choose to suppress some patron info.

updated: July 17, 2006