Saw library lookup generator the other day via The Jaldous Journal. For those who don’t know, I am the systems administrator for the County of Lennox and Addington public libraries, so this little applet  really caught my eye.

First off, you need to save it in your link bar as a hyperlink. Then when you are on a page with an ISBN number, click your link on your toolbar and in a window will pop up the book in your library’s website, provided they have the book.

For example, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in our system is ISBN10 1551929783. When I click my applet I see our book in our library system. I can then login to my libraries system and place a hold on this book. Very handy as it will save you time not having to cut and paste.

The code for this bookmark applet for my library is

javascript:var%20re=/([\/-]|is[bs]n=)(\d{7,9}[\dX])/i;if(re.test(location.href)==true){var%20isbn=RegExp.$2;void(win=window.open(‘http://lennox.canlib.ca’+’/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/5/?searchdata1=’+isbn,’LibraryLookup’,’scrollbars=1,resizable=1,location=1,width=575,height=500′))}

I just saw this in the Technet Flash and thought I’d pass it along. It is guidance for launching internal investigations into suspicious computer activity.

You can find website here. The page has the download for the guide plus links to some of the tools they use. Microsoft also provides links to publications and guides they used to develop this guidance.

Links: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance/disasterrecovery/computer_investigation/default.mspx