Common MARC Tags in Library Cataloging

The tags used most frequently are:
010 tag marks the Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN)
020 tag marks the International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
100 tag marks a Personal name main entry (author)

"Exploring FoxPro: A Comprehensive Guide to Database Management and Manipulation"

Introduction to FoxPro
FoxPro stands as a prominent Database Management System (DBMS) software for personal computers (PCs). It represents an upgraded and modernised version of the previously existing software, Forbase.

"Software for University Libraries (SOUL): A Comprehensive Integrated Library Management Solution"

Software for University Libraries (SOUL) is a cutting-edge integrated library management software developed by the INFLIBNET Centre to cater to the needs of college and university libraries. This user-friendly software operates within a client-server environment and has been designed to meet the specific requirements of academic institutions. It adheres to international standards for bibliographic formats, networking, and circulation protocols, ensuring seamless compatibility.

"Overview of Computer Networks: Types, Components, and Data Transmission"

Introduction:
A network is analogous to an interconnected web of lines, facilitating communication across the world within seconds. It's a system where computers are linked by transmission channels to communicate with each other.

CD-ROM Technology

Introduction:

CD-ROM, which stands for Compact Disc Read-Only Memory, is a type of laser disc developed through a partnership between Philips and Sony. The CD-ROM is composed of a combination of Plexiglas and aluminum, with a thickness of 1.2mm. It features a diameter of 12 cm.

Meaning:

CD-ROMs have gained prominence as a medium for storing bibliographic information. The acronym CD-ROM originally referred to Compact Disc Read Only Memory, familiar to many information professionals who were acquainted with compact discs before the advent of CD-ROM technology.