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The ISBN as printed on the item. | The ISBN as printed on the item. | ||
We do not use this field for numbering systems other than ISBN. | * We do not use this field for numbering systems other than ISBN. | ||
If both ISBN 10 and ISBN 13 are listed, they are separated with a semi-colon. | * The checkbox "Has Isbn" at a Series record determines whether individual issues can have ISBNs entered. | ||
Example: "978-0-307-29063-2; 0-307-29063-8". | * If both ISBN 10 and ISBN 13 are listed, they are separated with a semi-colon. Example: "978-0-307-29063-2; 0-307-29063-8". | ||
A SBN, the 9-digit predecessor of ISBN, can also be entered, but it needs to be a valid one SBN. | * A SBN, the 9-digit predecessor of ISBN, can also be entered, but it needs to be a valid one. | ||
* On the compare page a note will say if the number is a valid ISBN/SBN. Also a link to WorldCat will appear for valid ISBNs. | |||
* More information | |||
** [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/291277/International-Standard-Book-Number-ISBN ISBN in Encyclopædia Britannica] | |||
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Book_Number ISBN in Wikipedia] | |||
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== Policy Votes Affecting This Topic == | |||
*Ballot 55: [https://www.comics.org/voting/ballot/55/ Series level "has fields" for issue level "field / no field" pairs] - 2011-05-11 | |||
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[[Category: Formatting Documents]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:22, 27 October 2023
The ISBN as printed on the item.
- We do not use this field for numbering systems other than ISBN.
- The checkbox "Has Isbn" at a Series record determines whether individual issues can have ISBNs entered.
- If both ISBN 10 and ISBN 13 are listed, they are separated with a semi-colon. Example: "978-0-307-29063-2; 0-307-29063-8".
- A SBN, the 9-digit predecessor of ISBN, can also be entered, but it needs to be a valid one.
- On the compare page a note will say if the number is a valid ISBN/SBN. Also a link to WorldCat will appear for valid ISBNs.
- More information
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Policy Votes Affecting This Topic
- Ballot 55: Series level "has fields" for issue level "field / no field" pairs - 2011-05-11
Back to the Formatting Documentation