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 The following codes are the new book prefixes that will be used for the new collections added to BARD. These prefixes appear in BARD, Voyager, download reports issued to the network, and MARC record sets distributed to the network. The following codes are the new book prefixes that will be used for the new collections added to BARD. These prefixes appear in BARD, Voyager, download reports issued to the network, and MARC record sets distributed to the network.
  
-=====Digital talking-book number prefixes:=====+==Digital talking-book number prefixes:==
   * **DB** - General collection digital talking books   * **DB** - General collection digital talking books
   * **DBF** - Special foreign library collection digital talking books   * **DBF** - Special foreign library collection digital talking books
   * **DBM** - Music collection (music appreciation and instruction) digital talking books   * **DBM** - Music collection (music appreciation and instruction) digital talking books
-  * **DBE** - Gifts or special acquisitions (hypothetical)+  * **DBE** - Gifts or special acquisitions (hypothetical) and which might be BARD only
  
-=====Digital braille-book number prefixes:=====+==Digital braille-book number prefixes:==
   * **BR** - General collection digital braille   * **BR** - General collection digital braille
   * **BRM** - Music collection digital braille   * **BRM** - Music collection digital braille
   * **BRF** - Special foreign library collection digital braille   * **BRF** - Special foreign library collection digital braille
 +  * **BRE** - electronic only braille (BARD only)
 +  * **BRA/BRX** - gift, purchased (e.g., from RNIB) and older braille that are held in limited quantities at one or both of the multistate centers, a select few may be available on BARD
  
-=====Network library book numbers=====+==Network library book numbers==
 There are currently forty-three network libraries that have locally produced books in the International Union Catalog. The book numbers are assigned by the cooperating libraries, and there is no standard convention used in the network. Too many new book-number prefixes may be confusing in a service designed primarily for the general readership (BARD), so this policy groups the locally produced books of different network libraries together under the common prefixes below. The alternative would be dozens of new prefixes in BARD. Voyager records will reference the original local book number in addition to the newly assigned number used in BARD.   There are currently forty-three network libraries that have locally produced books in the International Union Catalog. The book numbers are assigned by the cooperating libraries, and there is no standard convention used in the network. Too many new book-number prefixes may be confusing in a service designed primarily for the general readership (BARD), so this policy groups the locally produced books of different network libraries together under the common prefixes below. The alternative would be dozens of new prefixes in BARD. Voyager records will reference the original local book number in addition to the newly assigned number used in BARD.  
  
-=====Locally produced network books=====+==Locally produced network books==
 Full MARC records for locally produced network books in BARD will be made available for network libraries. The original network library book numbers will be included in MARC records in a specially defined MARC field along with the CMLS code of the contributing library. This will allow contributing libraries to map the original numbers to the new NLS-assigned book numbers. Full MARC records for locally produced network books in BARD will be made available for network libraries. The original network library book numbers will be included in MARC records in a specially defined MARC field along with the CMLS code of the contributing library. This will allow contributing libraries to map the original numbers to the new NLS-assigned book numbers.
  
-=====Network library book number prefixes:=====+==Network library book number prefixes:==
   * **DBN** - Network digital talking books that have passed MSCE QA   * **DBN** - Network digital talking books that have passed MSCE QA
-  * **DBC** - All other network digital talking books. This could conceivably also be used for digital talking books from other external agencies.+  * **DBC** - All other network produced digital talking books. This could conceivably also be used for digital talking books from other external agencies.
   * **BRC** - Network (and, again, possibly other external agency) digital braille   * **BRC** - Network (and, again, possibly other external agency) digital braille
  
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 that appear in BARD. that appear in BARD.
  
 +==Not on BARD book number prefixes==
 +  * **BRI** - is a gift collection from the JBI International
 +  * **BRJ** - is a gift collection from the Jewish Guild for the Blind
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