koha-manual/third_party_software — Ukrainian @ Weblate: MarcEdit

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	English	Ukrainian	Actions
	Screenshot of the 'Export lists' page in the WorldShare web interface.
	Screenshot of the record screen in the WorldShare web interface, the Record menu is open, the Send to submenu is open and the Local System (via TCP/IP) option is selected
	Screenshot of search results in the WorldShare web interface.
	Screenshot of 'User Preferences' in the WorldShare web interface.
	Screenshot of setting the 'Format' to 'UTF-8' under the 'General' export preferences in the WorldShare web interface.
	Screenshot of setting the 'TCP/IP' export preferences in the WorldShare web interface.
	Using third party software with Koha	Використання стороннього ПЗ з Koha
	MarcEdit	MarcEdit
	Many libraries like to use MarcEdit for modifications or data cleanup such as converting records in spreadsheet data formats to MARC records. If you'd like to do this you will need to download it at: http://marcedit.reeset.net/
	Many of the actions described on the Koha Community wiki at https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/MARCEdit can be done in Koha using :ref:`Marc Modification Templates <marc-modification-templates-label>`, but instructions are provided on the Wiki for those who are used to MarcEdit.
	OCLC Cataloging Services	Служби каталогізації OCLC
	Koha can be set to work with the OCLC cataloging services such as
	`WorldShare Record Manager <https://www.oclc.org/en/worldshare-record-manager.html>`_
	`Connexion <https://www.oclc.org/en/connexion.html>`_
	This allows librarians to use the WorldShare Record Manager web interface or the OCLC Connexion Client desktop software as their cataloging tool and send those records to Koha with a single click.
	Setting up the OCLC Connexion Daemon
	First, you will need to set up the :ref:`OCLC Connexion Daemon <cron-connexion-import-daemon-label>` on your server. If you have a system administrator you will want to consult with them on this process.
	Find the script on your server and view its documentation.
	Create a configuration file. You could put this anywhere that is readable by the user that will be running the service, e.g., ``/etc/koha/sites/my_instance/oclc_connexion.conf``. The output of the help command provides the details about what this file should contain. Here is an example:
	Since the configuration file contains passwords, make sure that it's only readable by the user running the script, and nobody else.
	Run the script.
	You can do this manually to test it out:
	Or you can set up a ``systemd`` unit to keep the script running even when it crashes or the server reboots:

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