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Old 01-02-2011, 08:03 AM   #54
chaley
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Originally Posted by Lady Fitzgerald View Post
Hmm... All but 4) could be done in the default comment pane (I often add my own comments and edit the "back jacket" reviews). 4) makes perfect sense for multiple users. How and where does the custom comment pane appear on screen?
Yes, all could be put into the standard comments field, but the requesters didn't want to do it that way.

Custom comments show (often partially) in a column on the library view, and in full in the book information screen.

Edit: If you edit a custom comment from the library view, then an editing box opens in the foreground showing you the same box you see in edit-metadata.

Edit 2: One rationale that should be mentioned came from a content server user. S/he wanted to control what information went on the web, and could do that by segregating the various kinds into different comments columns. Some columns are shown, and others are not.

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