Category: MarcEdit

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…

I’ve posted an update for all versions — changed noted here: Windows/Linux Changelog: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/update.txt Mac OSX Changelog: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/mac.txt The significant change was a shift in how the linked data processing works.  I’ve shifted from hard code to a rules file.  You can read about that here: https://blog.reeset.net/archives/1887 If you need to download the file, you…

One of the changes in the current MarcEdit update is the introduction of a linked data rules file to help the program understand what data elements should be processed for automatic URL generation, and how that data should be treated.  The Rules file is found in the Configs directory and is called: linked_data_profile.xml   The…

This update includes a new tool, changes to the merge tool, and a behavior change in the MARCEngine.  You can see the change log at: Windows/Linux: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/update.txt Mac OSX: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/mac.txt You can get the update through MarcEdit’s automated update mechanism or from: http://marcedit.reeset.net/downloads/ –tr

There have been a number of workshops and presentations that I’ve seen floating around that talk about ways of using MarcEdit and OpenRefine together when doing record editing.  OpenRefine, for folks that might not be familiar, use to be known as Google Refine, and is a handy tool for working with messy data.  While there…

I decided to celebrate my absence from ALA’s Midwinter by doing a little coding.    I’ve uploaded updates for all versions of MarcEdit, though the Mac version has experienced the most significant revisions.  The changes: Windows/Linux ChangeLog: Enhancement: Build New Field: Added processing functions to the pattern language.  For more information — see: https://blog.reeset.net/archives/1853 OSX…

In the Windows/Linux version — on of the oldest tools has been the ability to validate URLs.  This tool generates a report providing the HTTP status codes returned for URLs in a record set.  This didn’t make the initial migration  — but has been added to the current OSX version of MarcEdit. To find the…

One of the functions that didn’t make the initial migration cut in the MarcEditor was the ability to edit the 006/008 in a graphical interface.  I’ve added this back into the OSX version.  You can find it in the Edit Menu: Invoking the tool works a little differently than the windows/linux version.  Just put your…

Couple of interesting questions this week got me thinking about a couple of enhancements to MarcEdit.  I’m not sure these are things that other folks will make use of often, but I can see these being really useful answering questions that come up on the listserv. The particular question that got me thinking about this…

I noted earlier today that I’d be making a couple MarcEdit updates.  You can see the change logs here: Windows/Linux: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/update.txt OSX: http://marcedit.reeset.net/software/mac.txt Please note — if you use the Linked data tools, it is highly recommended that you update.  This update was done in part to make the interactions with LC more efficent on…