Paste NUcat search URL below (instructions follow):

Enter a name for your new bookmark:

1. Go to NUcat (will open a new browser window - steps 2-4 will take place in this new window).
2. Do your search.
3. Select URL by clicking in your browser's Address or Location field and selecting Select All from the Edit menu (or typing Control+A -- Apple+A). The URL should now be highlighted as shown below:
   
4. Copy the highlighted URL by selecting Copy from the Edit menu (or typing Control+C -- Apple+C).
5. Click in the text field above and paste in the the URL by selecting Paste from the Edit menu (or typing Control+V -- Apple+V).
6. Enter a name for your new bookmark (it can be anything you like, spaces are OK).
7. Click submit button (or press enter).

• What is NUcat Bookmark? The NUcat Bookmark utility allows you to create a URL that will point to a particular record or search result in NUcat without having to initiating a new session or type the search. Once you have created this URL, you may bookmark it in your web browser, email it to someone else, or use it as a hyperlink within a web page.
• Why can't I just bookmark a NUcat page like any other web page? NUcat is session based. Once you begin a search, NUcat keeps track of what you have been doing. This allows you to do things like move from record to record without having to reenter your search. Unfortunately, the session information is encoded in every NUcat URL. So, when you try to go to a bookmarked page, you give NUcat information from an expired search session. The system can't interpret this information and returns an error.
• How does the NUcat Bookmark utility work? NUcat Bookmark has two parts, the URL builder and the actual program. NUcat URLs contain all of your query parameters. So, the URL builder takes a user-supplied NUcat URL, strips off some unnecessary information (including your session information), appends the location of the NUcat Bookmark program and returns the result to the user in the form of a URL. This URL runs a CGI script that goes to NUcat, initiates a new session and retrieves the requested search results.