You can view the public display of a record that you are working on directly from Millennium:

Go to the Toolbar and choose View > Public Display

If the bibliographic record has not been edited, the record is opened in a WebPAC window.
If the bibliographic record has been edited but not saved, a mock-up of the record is opened in a WebPAC window. So it is best to save your changes before going to the Public Display view.

Friend, I see that you are troubled.  Do you run the Millennium client in Windows?  Does your Mill client reload its jar files every time you start it?  Have you installed a new version of the client, and are seeing errors from the installer? 

Has it got you down, bud?

The problem is permissions!  Windows permissions, that is.  Lucky for you, chum, I have the solution to your problems right here.

Have your IT people make sure that the Windows account you use has “Full Control” over the Millennium folder (usually C:\Millennium) and all its contents.  When you install the client, make sure you do so while logged in to an Administrator-class Windows account, and “trial run” it once in that Administrator-class Windows account before you run it in your usual Windows account.

You will find a full Elluminate session on installing the client here: http://staff.opal-libraries.org/index.php/resources-support/training-2/opal-elluminate-training-archives/

Satisfaction guaranteed!

Don’t forget to register for this outstanding event featuring a tour of the Lourdes College campus, a keynote presentation by Annette Lamb, Professor, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University at Indianapolis, networking opportunities, taco bar, and more!

Register today!

OHIONET is closing today at 2:30 in observance of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Have a safe and fun holiday weekend!

The OHIONET office will be closed all day Friday, July 3rd, in observance of the Fourth of July.

In the event of a system emergency, please contact Steven Owley at the emergency telephone number of (614) 352-9411.