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"Computers taking over" article in The Northern Outlook, 1993

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DescriptionThis article describes the point at which Waimakariri Libraries changed the way items were checked out to customers. Up to this point, a customer's number was recorded on a card in a pocket at the back of the book and that card was retained by the Library until the book was returned. From September 1993, each customer would need a library card with a barcode, which would be scanned along with the books they were borrowing, to create a record of what they had taken home.CreatorThe Northern OutlookTypeDocumentDate2 August 1993PublisherThe Northern OutlookKeywordsWaimakariri LibrariesKaiapoi LibraryMayor Trevor InchKaiapoiUse RestrictionsCreative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial 4.0 International LicenseGeolocation^[1]MenuPeople | Culture & Community | Libraries, Halls & Community Centres

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CollectionCelebrating 30 years of the Trevor Inch Memorial LibraryWaimakariri District CouncilPersonMayor Trevor InchPlaceKaiapoi LibraryKaiapoiOrganisationWaimakariri LibrariesWaimakariri District Council

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"Computers taking over" article in The Northern Outlook, 1993

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