Help Tim out!

What does "Bestelbaar" mean, in the context of a bibliographic record?

"Available on order" (i.e. "niet bestelbaar" would mean "out of print")

Thank you!

:)

tim

Are there one or two people who'd be willing to test out the new Dutch data on a beta basis? It's not ready for prime time, but it's ready for testing--or almost so. Anyone interested?

Tim

OK - I've got a few Dutch items I could test it on.

I'm interested as well to testing the data out :-)

"Bestelbaar" in the context of a bibliographic record means "Available on order" (which is NOT the same as "In print"); here the onix standard (see www.editeur.nl) can help. Every book in the world is 'bestelbaar', even Gutenbergs Bible, but it might be expensive.

And yes, I would like to help testing the new Dutch data on a beta basis - if still relevant.

Frans Cladder

I'd love to, Tim. I'm Dutch

Hey, the data is out now. It's on the site—Bruna, Bold, KB, KBR and the state museum research library.

Off to order a Guttenberg Bible.