We'll be bulk-printing labels from Alma this summer using a Web app and a browser. It's a basic PHP app that reads a CSV file upload, sends an API call for each barcode to Alma, and returns a page of labels with a print stylesheet. We print the labels off straight from the browser (Chrome) using a regular high-volume printer and Avery labels. Each barcode needs a separate API call, so even running them in parallel we can only do about 200 in a batch. That's still slow, but it reduces the time spent scanning and uploading 10k barcodes from 40+ hours to an hour or two. What we have is up on Github <https://github.com/BCLibraries/alma-label-printer>. It only works with large slips right now, but it should be working with spine labels and arbitrary SpineOMatic-style formatting by the end of next week or so. Hope this helps, Ben On Thu, Jun 7, 2018 at 6:45 PM Dan Moore <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear collective wisdom, > > We wish to load a list of 20K+ barcodes into SpineOMatic in order to > generate a whole slew of new spine labels for our collections. We don't > want to sit at a massive table for 50+ hours manually doing this. > > I understand and accept that SpineOMatic can't just load a CSV file and > run through the list. I wanted to set up AutoHotKey to read a CSV file and > paste into SpineOMatic, hit return, then go back for the next value. I've > spent a bit of time working on it today but I'm hitting roadblocks and > would like to appeal to the community to see if anyone else has > accomplished something like this recently. > > Kind regards, > > Dan Moore > Discovery Services Librarian > Oregon State University > -- Ben Florin Web Developer Boston College Libraries 617-552-4582 [log in to unmask]