> > Here are the ones I have heard about so far: > > Primo (Ex Libris); http://www.exlibrisgroup.com/primo.htm > > AquaBrowser (TLC); http://www.tlcdelivers.com/tlc/pdf/aquabrowser.pdf > > VuFind (open source); http://www.vufind.org > > Scriblio (Casey Bisson/ Plymouth State U.); > http://about.scriblio.net/about > Encore (III) - http://www.iii.com/encore/main_index2.html Fac-Back-OPAC (Open Source) - http://code.google.com/p/fac-back-opac/ Evergreen (Open Source) - http://open-ils.org/ and http://esilibrary.com/esi/home.html Your approach sounds fine in theory. I've no idea how much Koha ZOOM costs, but I would have thought that would be at the cheap end of the market in terms of the available products with support. Evergreen seems to incorporate at least some of the NGC features you'd expect to see in it's default web interface, so you could look at using Evergreen for both admin and OPAC. Evergreen support is offered by Equinox and LibLime I think, but it would be suprising (to me) that this would be less than Koha + Koha ZOOM. OwenReceived on Wed Oct 24 2007 - 11:40:34 EDT