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  • cmarcedit changes coming

    I’m not sure many people realize it, but there is a completely command-line driven version of MarcEdit.  This version provides an easy to use command-line tool that can be used with other cmd tools to pipe data or processes together.  One of the fundamental changes between the cmarcedit and marcedit GUI applications is that any…

  • MarcEdit 7 Update

    I’ve worked on a significant update that is including a chance to the installer (significant changes) necessitating a change in version number to 7.2.x.  Changes below. Proxy Changes I’ve had some requests to allow proxy use with a handful of specific tools.  These have been added to the OAI Harvester, the Z39.50/SRU Tool, and the…

  • MarcEdit 3/7 Changelog

    Change log for updates posted 8/25/2018 — those that are windows only are marked with (*) New MarcEngine options Replace smart quotes or typesetters marks with “dumb” characters.  The characters addressed: \u2013, en dash \u2014, em dash \u2015, horizontal bar \u2017, double low line \u2018, left single quotation mark \u2019, right single quotation mark \u201a,…

  • MarcEdit Update Posted

    Happy 2017!  I hope that everyone had a fine holiday season.  I spent some time over the past couple weeks away from MarcEdit and doing a little bit of writing.  This put my usual holiday update behind a bit (which I apologize about, since it included a couple bug fixes that folks were waiting for)…

  • MarcEdit: Running Additional Validation processes from the command-line

    MarcEdit’s command-line function has always had the ability to run validation tasks against the MarcEdit rules file.  However, the program hasn’t included access to the cleaning functions of the validator.  As of the last update, this has changed.  If the —validate command is invoked without a rules file defined, the program will validate the structure…

  • MarcEdit: Running Tasks via the command-line

    MarcEdit’s task list functionality has made doing repetitive tasks in MarcEdit a fairly simple process.  But one limitation has always been that the tasks must be run from within MarcEdit.  Well, that limitation has been lifted.  As of the last update, a new option has been added to the command-line tool: —task.  When run with…

  • MarcEdit In-Process Work

    Would this be the super bowl edition? Super-duper update? I don’t know — but I am planning an update. Here’s what I’m hoping to accomplish for this update (2/7/2016): MarcEdit (Windows/Linux) · Z39.50/SRU Enhancement: Enable user defined profiles and schemas within the SRU configuration. Status: Complete · Z39.50/SRU Enhancement: Allow SRU searches to be completed…

  • MarcEdit Windows/Linux Update Notes

    I’ve posted a new MarcEdit update.  You can get the builds directly from: http://marcedit.reeset.net/downloads or using the automated update tool within MarcEdit.  Direct links: 32-bit: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/MarcEdit_Setup.msi 64-bit: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/MarcEdit_Setup64.msi Linux/other: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/marcedit.bin.zip OSX: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/MarcEdit.dmg The change log follows: –tr *********************************************************************************************** MarcEdit Windows/Linux ChangeLog: 11/8/2015 MarcEdit Application Changes:* Updates to the Build New Field Tool** Code moved into…

  • MarcEdit 6 Updates

    I hadn’t planned on putting together an update for the Windows version of MarcEdit this week, but I’ve been working with someone putting the Linked Data tools through their paces and came across instances where some of the linked data services were not sending back valid XML data — and I wasn’t validating it.  So,…

  • MarcEdit: Validating data from the command-line

    One of the tools that MarcEdit has built-in into it is a light-weight validator.  For a long time, there has been an Easter Egg of sorts that allowed folks to access the validator via the command-line, if they knew the syntax.  It was something that I primarily used for my own purposes and hadn’t expected…