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Workshop on Digital Libraries, 14 –18 December 2002, Khartoum, Sudan, by Sudan British Council with collaboration with Documentation and Information Centre of National Centre for Research and Sudatel Training Centre: THE IMPACT OF NCR-DIC READINESS IN REALIZING SUDAN DIGITAL LIBRARY / By Rafaa Ashmallah Ghobrial
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close this bookWorkshop on Digital Libraries, 14 –18 December 2002, Khartoum, Sudan, by Sudan British Council with collaboration with Documentation and Information Centre of National Centre for Research and Sudatel Training Centre: THE IMPACT OF NCR-DIC READINESS IN REALIZING SUDAN DIGITAL LIBRARY / By Rafaa Ashmallah Ghobrial
close this folder7. NCR-DIC and TECHNOLOGY:
View the document7.1 MIROFICHE:
View the document7.2 MICROCOMPUTERS:
View the document7.2.a CDS/ISIS-BASED LIBRARY SYSTEM
View the document7.2. b. CONVERSION UTILITY:
View the document7.2.c The Windows Version:
View the document7.2.d Compatibility between the DOS and Windows versions:
View the document7.2.e CDS/ISIS Application Development Tools:
View the document7.2.f.Internet tools:

7.2.d Compatibility between the DOS and Windows versions:

7.2.d Compatibility between the DOS and Windows versions
No conversion is needed when moving from CDS/ISIS DOS to CDS/ISIS for Windows. However, formatting language functions are just 95% compatible. In some cases you may find some syntax errors appearing: you may have to adapt your display format to the new one. In terms of search engine, the two versions are totally compatible: both can use the same I/F (inverted file). The data entry worksheet is also compatible but the screens will appear different.

  CDS/ISIS for Windows (WinIsis) is 100% compatible with all Windows Operating Systems

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