According to your question, making books for the library should actually be divided into two parts. Part of it is handled by hand. According to the requirements of different libraries, there are at most a dozen processes. At present, the common methods are: pasting bar code, magnetic stripe, stamping collection stamp, marking property number, pasting book label, pasting protective film, etc. Moreover, the old library has to make loan bags, and now there are basically no more; The other part is to make marc data, which will be more complicated, and the complete process begins with making a bill. The simple description is as follows: enter simple marc data for interview-make order fields-check and accept books (whether there are order records after checking and accepting books)-send cataloging-catalog (make complete MARC data)-send collections-send circulation-put on shelves. Different libraries will use different management systems, but the basic process is the same. In addition, manual processing can be done by some ordinary people, and non-senior professionals who do marc data are incompetent.