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For example, the FORMAT ‘MARC’ will provide a screen with the following fields:

ISBN                       :020 \_\_ \[blank field\]

ISSN                      :022 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Personal author      :100 1\_ \[blank field\]

Uniform title             :240 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Title                :245 \_\_ \[**required field**\]

Publication info          :260 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Physical description :300 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Series                    :440 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Series                    :490 \_\_ \[blank field\]

Dissertation note         :502 \_\_ \[blank field\]

General note              :500 \_\_ \[blank field\]

ISBN                       :020 __ [blank field]

ISSN                      :022 __ [blank field]

Personal author      :100 1_ [blank field]

Uniform title             :240 __ [blank field]

Title                :245 __ [*required field*]

Publication info          :260 __ [blank field]

Physical description :300 __ [blank field]

Series                    :440 __ [blank field]

Series                    :490 __ [blank field]

Dissertation note         :502 __ [blank field]

General note              :500 __ [blank field]

Contents Note             :505 __ [blank field] Wiki MarkupContents Note             :505 \_\_ \[blank field\]\\

As is obvious, only the ‘Title’ field is of absolute necessity when creating a provisional record, and in some instances a title will be all the information available.

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1.3  Non-print information
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For videos, computer disks, microfilm, etc., add \ |h\[GMD\] immediately following the \ |a portion of title in the 245 field.\\

Wiki MarkupExample: 245 00 Notorious Welsh women\|h\[videorecording\]\\

1.4  Status notes and control number

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