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Compact Discs (audio AND data files)
- Remove all shrink wrap and adhesive seals before placing barcodes
on items.
- Use single barcodes.
- Place on upper left corner of rear plastic jewel box cover.
*(See below for CDs in scripts running from right to
left)
- If necessary, cover text or pictures.
- If the CD comes in an envelope or cardboard sleeve, please put it in a jewel case. These are available in the supply cabinet.
- Completely cover a UPC barcode near where the Princeton barcode must
be placed with either a blank, opaque label or with the Princeton barcode
itself. If covering with the Princeton barcode use a blank label
first, if necessary, to ensure that no part of the UPC barcode will
extend from beneath the Princeton label.
- If items in a set are to remain in a box supplied by the publisher:
MUSIC:
place one barcode on the front left corner of the box and one barcode of the same number on each item in the box, as indicated below.
Prebindery/Plating can supply supplemental copies of the same numbered
barcode, if needed.
non-MUSIC: Boxed sets should follow the same guidelines as booksets. Meaning each separately cased piece in a box should be barcoded individually. Do not barcode the box. This is so each piece an be circulated on its own.
- If you are processing something which does not conform to these procedures, please see your supervisor.
- *CDs in scripts that run from right to left (Hebrew, Arabic, etc.),
should be turned upside-down. The barcode is placed in the upper left-hand
corner of the plastic jewel case after the CD has been turned upside-down.
The barcode should be along the edge without the hinge.
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