I am Lida Pandt from the National Archeological Anthropological Museum of the Netherlands Antilles (NAAM), located in Curaçao (in the Caribbean). We installed and received the training in
March, and we are also struggling with some for us, important issues. As we
want to expand TMS to all the islands of the Netherlands Antilles, we need to put all the information
in three languages. English, Dutch (Official Language) and
Papiamentu (Native language). Who has experience with this?
Thanks
Lida Pandt
-----Original Message-----
From: The Museum System (TMS)
Users [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Anne Marr (
Sent: maandag 15 juli 2002 16:15
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Policies &
Procedures
I'd like
to introduce myself as a new user to the group. My name is Anne Marr and
I am the Registrar at the New Brunswick Museum in Saint
John, New Brunswick, Canada. We have been using TMS for over a year now but we are still
wrestling with problems with our data, not, I hasten to add, Gallery
Systems' fault, but rather with the original data that was converted from CHIN
(Canadian Heritage Information Network). Just trying to get my head
around the idea of relational versus flat-file databases is big deal to
me! I would, like Jack, be interested in the experiences of others so
that I don't feel that I'm reinventing the wheel trying to develop standards
and .
-----Original Message-----
From: Jack Edwards [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 28 June 2002 1:04 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Policies & Procedures
Alberta Community Development is a
new user to TMS. We are looking for
documentation, policies, procedures, best practices, etc related to the
implementation of TMS. Any information
that is available would be appreciated.
Regards
Jack Edwards