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Predicting New Issues

  • From the record summary for the title, select Serials » Manage subscriptions
  • Select Manage Issues

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  • Select Predict New Issues

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  • The following interface will display with data reflecting the prediction pattern for the subscription:

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  • The publication date should represent the next expected issue based on the issues already predicted.
  • If the prediction pattern includes enumerations, enter the next number in the sequence
  • Enter the number of issues to predict
  • Click to Save

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  • The new issues will be added to the list of issues already predicted

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Predicting the Next Issue Only

Alternatively, you may select only the next expected issue as follows:

  • From the Record Summary for the title, select Serials » Manage subscriptions
  • Select Manage Issues
  • Select the last issue on the list (be sure you are displaying all issues)
  • From the Actions menu, select “Add Following Issue”

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  • The following interface will display with data reflecting the prediction pattern for the subscription:

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  • The publication date should represent the next expected issue based on the issues already predicted.
  • If the prediction pattern includes enumerations, enter the next number in the sequence
  • Click to Save

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Adding the Next Issue as a Special Issue

It is also possible to add a “special” issue in this manner. In this case, after selecting Manage Issues:

  • Select the last issue on the list (be sure you are displaying all issues)
  • From the Actions menu, select “Add Following Issue”
  • From the interface, check the box for “Ad hoc issue”
  • Enter the date for the issue
  • Enter a label for the issue
  • If applicable, change the issue type (e.g. supplement)
  • Click to save

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The new issue will display in the correct row in the sequence of issues.

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predicting_issues.txt · Last modified: 2024/09/10 10:24 by bwillis

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