Library Software Helps Cut Costs -- THE Journal

Library Software Helps Cut Costs

04/01/96

Auto Librarian Version 3.0 features many upgrades and enhancements that make it more user-friendly and helps cut costs.

The program handles all library circulation/cataloging functions, and makes bar code labels. There are no hidden costs or service fees.

The new version works with HP or compatible laser and inkjet printers and IBM Proprinter or compatible dot-matrix printers. To save paper, it allows reports to be saved to disk or viewed onscreen rather than printing. Many additional reports are included and menus have been enhanced for ease of use. MC2 Systems, Boca Raton, FL, (800) 330-8026. WD

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