We use a inked hand stamp to put our library name/address inside each issue, and on the cover (if it isn't preprinted).   If the cover is shiny and won't take a stamp, we put a blank printer label on the cover and stamp that.

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From: SERIALST: Serials in Libraries Discussion Forum [mailto:SERIALST@list.uvm.edu] On Behalf Of Emma Antobam
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Subject: [SERIALST] Labelling serials

Hello,

What is your library using to label their serials? Here, during the receiving process we label each issue received by hand. This began some years ago and continues now. Prior to this, a separate printer was used for labeling serials but that ceased.

Just wanted to get an idea of what other libraries are doing in this process & what tools are working for them. Those who use Millennium as their Integrated Library System, are you using the capabilities in the serials module to activate a label print out during each check-in? I normally deactivate it since we've not set that up effectively.

regards,

emma

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