Procedures

Today I spent some time on procedure writing. I wrote up the instructions for exporting from Innopac, and I also got started on revising the scanning procedures.
I think the StaffWiki would be a great place to keep these things, but I don't know what the plan is. Emily mentioned that they were planning on setting up a wiki page for the student work schedule, but I don't know if they'll be putting anything else up or not.
I also scanned the second piece in the bound volume, trying a slightly different brightness/contrast setting. The 4th page with the signature on it was interesting, since the piece it's attached to was bound upside-down in the volume. The signature was done as if the page were right-side-up, so when the scanned images appear it looks funny and like the 4th page is upside-down. It's accurate to how it is in the actual volume, though, and I think that's the important thing.
I also edited a few of my cataloged records, according to the answers to some of the questions I had asked Mark. I didn't find any additional information about "Signor Caravati," but I'm pretty sure he's the librettist who has the established heading "Caravati, Giuseppe,$clibrettist.

Hours today: 3.5 (1:15-4:45)
Total hours completed: 53.5