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" Bibliographic access to non-Roman scripts in library OPACs: A study of selected ARL academic libraries in the United States "
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566113
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Shaker, Ali Kamal
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Bibliographic access to non-Roman scripts in library OPACs: A study of selected ARL academic libraries in the United States [Thesis]
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University of Pittsburgh, 2002
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eng
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Ph.D
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, University of Pittsburgh
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With the increasing availability of non-Roman script materials in academic/research libraries, bibliographic access to vernacular characters in library OPACs becomes one of the primary means for users of these materials to access and use them efficiently. Though Romanization, as a bibliographic control tool, has been studied extensively during the past five decades, investigations of using original (vernacular) scripts remain inadequate..
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Information Systems, Library science
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TL
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Latin Dissertation
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