corp. Computer Accessories User Manual

04/04 Chapter 28 Cataloging tips 367
A document available on the Web:
Ldr nam a
007 cr cnu
008 000629s1999 xxuab s 000 0 eng d
245 00 _aCalifornia Condor Restoration
_h[electronic resource].
256 _aElectronic data.
260 _a[S.l.] :
_bPeregrine fund,
_cc1999.
500 _aTitle from title page (contents viewed May 4, 2000).
538 _aMode of access: Internet.
650 0 _aCalifornia condor.
650 0 _aEndangered species
_xUnited States.
650 7 _aCondors.
_2sears
856 40 _uhttp://www.peregrinefund.org/conserv_cacondor.html
_zPeregrine Fund’s Web page on California condors
300 tag  Physical Description
Because there is no physical description for a Web page, there is no entry for the
300 tag. By default, the Cataloging module requires this tag to exist. However,
you can edit the Book (Monograph) template so that the 300 tag is not required.
See Appendix C, Bibliographic and authority templates," for instructions on
editing templates.
Note: Bibliographic and authority templates cannot be modified on Mac OS.
Computer files
According to current guidelines, the material type Computer File should only be
used for the following:
 Computer software (including programs, games, and fonts)
 Numeric data
 Computeroriented multimedia
 Online systems and services
All other electronic items are cataloged based on their most significant aspect. For
example, eBooks and Web pages are cataloged as Books (Monographs). See the
previous sections and the sources listed on page 369 for guidelines.
Select the Computer file template, enter the content tags, and the following ones: