We already have a button in the UI for copying individual subject suggestions in a format that can be pasted directly to Aleph/Melinda.
The same could be done with Ex Libris Alma, which is used by many university libraries in Finland (e.g. University of Helsinki and Åbo Akademi). Alma can be configured to use either ‡ or $$ as the subfield separator, so we may need two variants of the same button, unless there is some sort of agreement between Alma users to standardize on either symbol.
Here are examples of strings that can be pasted into Alma for both separator variants:
We already have a button in the UI for copying individual subject suggestions in a format that can be pasted directly to Aleph/Melinda.
The same could be done with Ex Libris Alma, which is used by many university libraries in Finland (e.g. University of Helsinki and Åbo Akademi). Alma can be configured to use either
‡or$$as the subfield separator, so we may need two variants of the same button, unless there is some sort of agreement between Alma users to standardize on either symbol.Here are examples of strings that can be pasted into Alma for both separator variants: