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Low-Cost Provision of XML Bibliographic Records

Naicheng Chang

General Education Center, Tatung University, 40, Section 3, ChungShan North Road, Taipei (104), Taiwan., ncchang{at}ttu.edu.tw

Many situations require XML files of bibliographic records to be produced but there is no easy way of producing these files. CDS/ISIS is a MARC-compatible bibliographic database management system provided by UNESCO which has recently implemented a module which converts bibliographic records into XML files. This paper gives a brief description of XML for bibliographic purposes and then illustrates CDS/ISIS XML functionality.

Information Development, Vol. 24, No. 3, 237-244 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/0266666908094839
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