Manuals, technical specifications and release notes for Axiell Collections and Axiell Adlib products
User Guides
- Axiell Collections Help
Online user guide for Axiell Collections.
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Adlib User Guide 7.5
This manual is completely up-to-date with adlwin.exe version 7.5. This user guide is the general manual concerning the Adlib software functionality in all Adlib applications that run on adlwin.exe (Adlib Museum, Adlib Library, Adlib Serials, Adlib Acquisitions, Adlib Loans Management and Adlib Archive). Users of these applications are advised to consult this user guide for detailed information about all functions in Adlib, and to consult the module guides or the data entry instructions (if present), for application-specific information. (Some application-specific information about Adlib Library, Adlib Museum and Adlib Archive is included in this general User guide.)
- Adlib User Guide 7.4
- Adlib User Guide 7.3
- Adlib Quick Start Tutorial
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Complete Guide to Axiell Move 3.6 for the iPhone
This manual is fully up-to-date with Axiell Move 3.6 (aka the Movement module or Admove) for the Apple iPhone (from version 5 and 5s or from iPod touch 5 and iPad). It describes both the installation of the server and the daily use of the app.
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Complete Guide to Axiell Move 3.0 for the iPhone
This manual is fully up-to-date with Axiell Move 3.0 (aka the Movement module or Admove) for the Apple iPhone 5, 5s and 6 (or iPod touch 5 or iPad). It describes both the installation of the server and the daily use of the app.
- Complete Guide to Movement Module 2.3.0 for iPhone
- Complete Guide to Movement Module 2 for the Museum Tracker
- Complete Guide to Office Connect
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Accessing Hosted Adlib Applications
Axiell ALM offers different hosting services. With a hosting service, software which you are entitled to use is installed on a remote server and maintained by AIS. You and other users can access that software via the internet. In this manual we distinguish between ASP (Application Service Provision) aka Saas (Software as a Service) and website hosting. These services are available separately or in combination. To access your website you use an internet browser. To access an Adlib application or other software on the server you need to log in with a user name and password, using a so-called remote desktop connection. This user guide shows you how to log on to the hosting server, how to use FTP and how to use local sources like printers and hard drives and such.
- Complete Guide to Loans Module 4.2
- Complete Guide to Loans Module 3.4
- Module Guide Acquisitions 4.2
- Module Guide Acquisitions 3.4/3.5
- Module Guide Serials 4.2
- Module Guide Serials 3.4/3.5
- Adlib Software Functionality Profile
- Error Messages in Adlib
- Museum Lite User Guide 6.5
- Library Lite User Guide 6.5
Maintenance Guides
- Designer Online Help
- ADAPL Debugger Online Help
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Programming XSLT stylesheets for Adlib and Axiell
Underneath the surface of the graphical user interface of your Adlib application and Axiell Collections, records are handled by the software in XML format, which basically is a hierarchically structured text format. Normally, you won’t encounter the XML itself, but you’ll have to know about it if you want to start using XSLT to create output formats or to edit presentation formats for Adlib Office Connect, for your Adlib Internet Server web application or for web browser boxes on application screens, to name but a few. XSLT is a stylesheet language (itself in XML format) to “transform” an XML document to some other document; this may be an XML document with the same structure but with changes made to the data in it, or it can be a differently structured XML document, or an HTML document, a PDF, or some other text file. XML and XSLT are third-party programming technologies, so to properly learn all about them we recommend studying other sources than the document you can download here. In this manual though, you’ll get a quick introduction followed by actual examples applicable to the Adlib or Axiell software, enough to get you started properly.
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Database integrity tools
The guide describes five Adlib maintenance tools which can be used to clean up your databases and database structure definitions: ValidateDatabase, RemoveTagsFromData, LinkRefCheck, IndexCheck and ConvertInternalLinks. Running ValidateDatabase is a good idea when you're upgrading to Axiell Collections, while the RemoveTagsFromData, LinkRefCheck and IndexCheck tools are usually only applied when a cleanup of your data is required because of hidden redundant data in records, dead links or problems with search results. The ConvertInternalLinks tool is only required if you'd like to start accessing an Adlib model application older than version 4.2 via Axiell Collections or the Adlib API. Please contact our helpdesk if you'd like to try these tools.
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Data migration tools
This manual describes the following tools: import.exe, export.exe, adcopy.exe and adsearch.exe.
- SDI and e-mail from Adlib
- SQL Server and Oracle
- WWWOPAC 6.5.1 reference guide
Installation Guides
Technical specifications
Release Notes
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