SirsiDynix Symphony (new circulation and catalog system) update #10

I have just responded to a customer and want to share my response with you:

Why do I have such strange due dates for my books? 

The offline circulation system is set to our new 3-week check-out period.  However, because we knew we would be offline for a full week, we extended due dates on items checked out on our old system.  We had two related goals in doing this: reducing the number of items that would be due back during this offline period and preventing a flood of returns the next week after we are back online.  For this reason, you may end up with a variety of "illogical" date dues. 

Why are items being held on the hold shelf for so long?

We extended the period that books would remain on the hold shelf to be certain that our being offline would not prevent someone from getting an item they had been waiting for. 

Many of you will have already received this email:

Dear [Name],

Your login information for Symphony/WorkFlows is provided below. Please continue to use the Offline Session and do not login until Thursday, July 11, 2013. If the library or grouping information listed is incorrect or blank, please contact Erin Cody with the correct information.

User ID:

PIN:

Library/Group:

This, of course, replaces your old III password.  If you work at Central or Neighborhood Libraries or in LMS and this message does not reach you by the morning of Tuesday, July 9, send an email to erin.cody@houstontx.gov so she can investigate and resolve the issue before we go live on July 11.

We have one more "train the trainer" session on Enterprise, our new online catalog.  It is scheduled for July 10 from 10 – 11 a.m. in the Central Library's Concourse meeting room.  Please make sure that someone from your location has attended one of these sessions and has shared what they learned.  The handout from this training is available on the Staff Training Portal along with the full Enterprise training guide.

Updated "Your Library Card" brochures are being printed.  We do not yet have a Spanish version of the updated brochure but that will follow.  Additional print material to alert customers of changes is also on the way.

Take a look at the last page of the Offline Circulation Procedures.  On Wednesday, July 10, at the close of the day, it will be essential that the procedure to go from offline mode to online mode is followed at every workstation that has been used in Workflows while we have been offline (July 3 through July 10).  This is how the circulation and registration data will be uploaded to the system.  We will, of course, send out a reminder with more detailed instructions but I wanted to give you a "heads up" now.

Please continue to call or email with questions or issues.  We are almost there…

This email has been approved by Meller Langford, Deputy Director of Customer Experience.

Thanks,

Syma

Syma Zerkow

Chief of Library Materials Services

Houston Public Library

832-393-1484

syma.zerkow@houstontx.gov

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SirsiDynix Symphony (new circulation and catalog system) update #9

 I would like to start this week's message with an apology.  There have been some contradictory messages about how you should handle new materials plus we have made a few mistakes in LMS.  We have been able to send out many more items than I anticipated originally.  For most of these items, it is no problem to check them in and put into circulation.  However, most new AV and many new bestsellers are ordered for a generic floating location (JFLT).  Since we have stopped floating until we go live in Symphony, the III system is putting those items "in-transit" rather than changing them to your location.  Please store any items that are "in-transit to JFLT" and check them in again once we are live in Symphony after July 11.  When they are checked in after July 11, the location will change to your library.  If you checked some items in without noticing the "in-transit" message and placed them on your shelves, we will eventually clear that up once we are live in Sirsi.  I appreciate the calls and emails we've received alerting us to this issue.

The Print Shop will be emailing a sign you can display on your service desk alerting customers that they MUST have their library card in order to check out items between July 3 – July 10.

From July 3 – July 10, the III catalog will still be available to search so you will know if we own a title and what the call number is.  However, the information on whether a particular item is checked out or on the shelf will not be accurate since all of the circulation activity will happen offline in Sirsi.  As a reminder, during this time, customers cannot place holds and we cannot pull and fill holds.

ILL will continue to send out items that come in from other libraries for our customers.  As of tomorrow (June 29), customers will be unable to place any ILL requests.  That function will resume once we are live on Sirsi.

A handout with screen shots illustrating procedures for offline circulation will be available shortly.  Other offline circulation information: 

·        By Monday afternoon, each location should receive a supply of Computer Use Only cards to use only while we are offline.  Do not create computer use only cards in the Offline system.

·        Alert new users who register while we are offline that their PIN will not be issued until we are live in Symphony.  Please ask them to return to the Library after July 11 to get this important information.  Note:  we will have a "forget your PIN?" link from the Enterprise online catalog but we do not know if it will be available by the time we go live.

We held our first Enterprise training session today.  There are 2 more scheduled:  July 1 from 11-12 in the Central 6^th floor training room and July 10 from 10-11 in Central's Concourse meeting room.  They last one hour and are intended to be "train the trainer" sessions.  Please be sure that at least one person from each location attends this training so that they can share the information with others.  The wonderful handout created by Thuy Vo is available on the Staff Training Portal.

The staff Intranet page now features a direct link to the Library Blog.  It is worthwhile to take the time to read what is posted here.  A number of customers have posted questions and you can read our responses.  This can give you a good idea of what questions you will face from your in-person customers (although I am sure you know most of them already)  as well as an appropriate response.

Please remember that SirsiDynix Circulation training is mandatory for all Central and NL staff.  If you have not already signed up for a session, contact Circulation Administration ASAP. 

Thank you all for your patience and understanding as we quickly approach our week of offline circulation. 

This email has been approved by Meller Langford, Deputy Director of Customer Experience.

Thanks,

Syma

Syma Zerkow

Chief of Library Materials Services

Houston Public Library

832-393-1484

syma.zerkow@houstontx.gov

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III Customer Account Data - import FYI about making changes

Good afternoon all.

On 06/30/13 , at 4:00 pm, we will send account information for all existing borrower accounts to UMS to be scrubbed.  Thus, any changes that you make to name, address, telephone or alt ID fields on existing borrower accounts after the close of business on 06/29/13 will not carry over to the Symphony system.  This will ONLY AFFECT the fields indicated above, and will not prevent you from continuing to provide service (check out, check in, fine/fee payment, etc.) to customers.   You may continue to create new library cards, change/update email addresses and add notes to borrower records up until the III system goes down at the end of the day on 07/02/13.  If a change to any of the affected fields mentioned above is required during the period between 06/29/13 and 07/10/13, you may note the changes needed to the account on the account edit screen, print the account information and notes regarding the needed change, and put those into a folder for entry after we go live in the Symphony system.  Data for new library cards created between 06/30/13 at 4:00 pm and close of business on 07/02/13 will be sent in a separate file after the III system goes down.

If you have any questions or concerns, contact the Circulation Administration department at 832-393-2222 (choose option 3), or email us at circinfo@hpl.lib.tx.us.  We will be delighted to assist you.

Fred Schumacher

Circulation Administration Manager

Hello all.

We continue to hear concerns about customer PINs in Symphony.  As you know, when we complete our migration to the Symphony system, customers will need their PINS to access their accounts online and to use selfchecks.  The PINs for customers whose records are migrated from III will be set to the last four digits of the ‘p’ phone number field in the III customer record.  Thus, if the customer’s ‘p’ phone number in III is 713-874-1234, then the customers PIN in Symphony will be 1234.  If a customer asks what his/her PIN is, you may advise him/her that it is set to the last four digits of the phone number in the user record.  You should not give more PIN information than that without the customer providing a photo ID that confirms his/her ownership of the account, nor should you change the PIN for the customer unless he/she can provide the needed verification that the account belongs to him/her.

For customers whose accounts are created in Symphony, the system will automatically generate a five digit PIN at the time that the account is created.  You will need to convey that PIN to the customer at the time of registration in a manner that does not put the security of the PIN at risk.  This may be done by quietly telling the customer the PIN, or by writing it down for the customer and advising him/her that the number should be kept secure.  You may assist a customer with changing his/her PIN in person at any time if the customer provides a photo ID that confirms his/her ownership of the account.  Customers may also change their own PINs online at any time that they choose.  PIN changes will not be done by phone.

Please keep in mind that you are the person who is available and able to help the customer with his/her PIN related issues.  If you find that you are unable to figure out how you can assist the customer, you should contact the Circulation Administration Department or the Helpdesk for assistance.  

As always, we will be delighted to assist you with serving your customers. If you have any questions or concerns, call Circulation Administration for assistance. 

Fred Schumacher

Circulation Administration Manager

Laptop Circulation During Offline Migration Period - 07/03 through 07/10

Greetings all.

  Shortly, we will migrate from Millennium to the new Symphony ILS.  During the actual migration of customer records, we will be operating offline for all circulation transactions.  The Symphony Offline client does not accommodate hourly circulation of laptops, so we have developed a manual circulation procedure for you to use during the offline period – 07/03/13 through 07/10/13. 

  The HPL Print Shop is printing special Laptop, Tablet and Gaming Device Circulation Agreement forms that will be sent to each location.  The forms are printed with the same agreement as  currently appears on the regular forms, but the bottom of the agreement has been altered in include a space to record the barcode of the item being borrowed and a time returned for the item.  Additionally, a cut-off customer receipt with spaces for item barcode, date, time out and time due has been added to the bottom.  During the time we are offline for the migration, you will need to use these forms to manually circulate laptops, tablet computer and gaming devices to customers.  The receipt portion of the form will need to be filled out for each circulation and issued to the customer.  At the time the item is returned, you will need to fill in and initial the time returned and inform the customer of any overdue charge owed, if the item is returned late.  Forms for items returned late are to be retained for further handling once we are online in the Symphony system.  Forms for items returned on-time may be disposed of in the normal manner.

  Again, you will receive the forms from offline circulation of laptops shortly.  Put those forms aside for use during the offline circulation period – 07/03/13 through 07/10/13.  If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us in the Circulation Administration Department.  We will be happy to assist you in any way that we are able.

Thanks for your attention to this.

Fred Schumacher

Circulation Administration Manager

SirsiDynix Symphony (new circulation and catalog system) update #8

  As you know from Dr. Lawson's message, we are changing our circulation period to 3-weeks with one renewal for most items.  DVDs cannot be renewed.

In addition, you need to know that items are renewed from the renewal date, not from the due date.

   We have already had one customer complain about this change and we anticipate that you will be dealing with this concern from a number of other customers.  Please review this response so that you will have a ready explanation to offer:

We share your concerns and we have requested that the vendor develop the capability of renewing material based on the due date. This is a major programming change since most library circulation software renews materials from the renewal date (our current system is the exception). We anticipate it will be at least a year before this could become a reality. In the meantime, we hope that the 3-week check-out period with e-mail reminders when it is time to renew will mitigate the inconvenience for most of our customers.

I hope you have seen the FAQ's and timeline on the Staff Intranet page.  In addition, the link from the banner on the Library Homepage goes to the Library Blog where you can see what has been posted about the change for our customers to read and their questions with our answers.  You may wish to print the FAQ's out so you have quick responses to other questions customers may pose.

When you or a customer logs in to your library account, a new message will be appearing in the next few days.  This has also been posted to the Library Blog.

If you had previously opted in to the Reading History, that information will transfer to the new customer accounts system. However, some other information will not carry-over.  We recommend that you print out or email to yourself anything you have saved in "My Lists" as well as any "Preferred Searches." You can then re-create them in Enterprise, our new catalog.  Also, our new catalog does not feature Customer Reviews, Ratings, or Tags.  You may wish to save your reviews and add them to a social reading network such as Goodreads or LibraryThing.  The current catalog will be available through July 2. 

  We are planning a one-hour training session to be held at multiple locations during the first two weeks of July to review the features of the online catalog.  Look for an announcement from HPL Training. 

  This week starts our real transition to the new system.  You should now be following the new procedure for items on the fly and for checking in new periodicals.  Some new items are still coming to you in Delivery.  Please check them in as usual.  If you have questions or problems with either of these procedures, please contact me and I will have someone get back to you.

  Lastly, it has been pointed out to me that I have not addressed one of your most serious questions:  Why on earth are we doing this in the middle of the Summer Reading Club?

  We are all very aware that the timing of this change is not good.  Unfortunately, HALAN's contract with III expires at the end of June.  We have made arrangements to start paying them on a month-to-month basis but it is costing tens of thousands of dollars to do this.  We had to bite the bullet and make the change as quickly as possible.  We (Administration and HALAN staff) are deeply grateful for your willingness to do "one more thing" when you are already doing so much. 

If you have any questions, please contact me. 

Thanks,

Syma

Syma Zerkow

Chief of Library Materials Services

Houston Public Library

Item On The Fly procedure - effective immediately

Greetings all.

Effective immediately, any Item On The Fly record is to be added to the bibliographic record for Item On The Fly.  If you scan a barcode for an item that is not in the system, a screen will appear prompting a title search to add an item-on-the-fly. 

When this happens, you are to enter the title Item On The Fly in the search box

and click the search button to get the Item On The Fly bibliographic record – b25396456.

Enter the requested values for each field that the template prompts you to complete to add the item-on-the-fly record to the system and complete the check out.  For the remainder of our time working in Millennium Circulation, you should add on-the-fly items to this bib ONLY.  Any item added to a bibliographic record other than the Item On The Fly bibliographic record may not be migrated to the new Symphony system.  When the migration to Symphony is complete, you will begin using the procedure presented in the Symphony Circulation Training you attend(ed).

Please share this change with your colleagues to ensure that everyone in your location is aware of this necessary change.

Thanks for your attention to this.

Fred Schumacher

Circulation Administration Manager

Transitioning to a new ILS

Hello HPL!

In July, Houston Public Library will unveil a completely new integrated library system (ILS) that will run our catalog and customer accounts. The new system, SirsiDynix's Symphony, will result in improved service delivery and more efficient processes. Every effort is being made to keep you informed of changes and timelines to make the transition process to the new ILS as painless as possible -for both you and our customers.

Over the next few weeks we are going to implement a phased roll out that will have several milestones.

• On Wednesday, July 3^rd, our current ILS, Millennium, will be taken offline.
• On Thursday, July 11^th the new ILS, SirsiDynix's Symphony, will go live.
• The week between these two dates (Thursday, July 3, 2013 thru Wednesday, July 10, 2013) will have the most impact on HPL customers and staff. During this time:

• Most customer interactions will be handled manually, offline.
• Check-outs, check-ins, and new registrations will be handled through the SirsiDynix Symphony offline circulation system.
• We will not take new hold requests or fill existing hold requests during this period.
• Inter Library Loans will be handled manually.
• Self-check machines will be unavailable.
• We will not be able to collect fines.

Additionally, there are two significant changes that will result from this transition:

1. All customers will be required to have Personal Identification Numbers (PIN) to access their accounts online. This is one of the most important features to impact customers and provides them with an additional level of security for their accounts.

• Current cardholders will be assigned a four-digit PIN based on the last four numbers of the phone number associated with their accounts.
• New cardholders will have five-digit PINs automatically assigned to them by the system at the time their account is created. 

2. Beginning July 3, 2013, our circulation period will change from 2 week check-outs (with two possible two-week renewals) to 3 week check-outs (with one three-week renewal).    This will give our customers more time to get through their particular item(s) and reduce the number of times they need to worry about renewal. 

NOTE:  DVD's will circulate for one three-week period, with no renewals.

 Syma Zerkow, Chief of Library Materials Services, will continue to provide you with regular email updates about the overall ILS transition and on-going staff trainings.  Additionally, a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document will be  placed on HPL's Intranet full of useful information for staff. This document will include a list of the features we are keeping, those we are adding, as well as a list of the features that will not transition to the new system. More information will be shared with you on an ongoing basis as it becomes available.

We will begin providing information to our customers this week. This will include the dates of the roll out and the expected impact to them, our services, and their accounts.

Switching to a new ILS is a monumental undertaking, requiring months of planning and the time and attention of many of our co-workers.  We know that no matter how much we have planned, or how much care we have taken with each of step of the transition, there will be some challenges for our customers and staff. Please let us know how things are going, and when you have questions or suggestions – contact Syma – syma.zerkow@houstontx.gov

Thank you in advance for your commitment and patience as we work our way through these milestones.  Most importantly, I ask that you take time to familiarize yourself with the FAQ's and other information provided so that you can become informed. Being informed will make the transition easier and will equip you to help guide our customers through this change. It's going to take all of us working together to make this transition possible.  Thanks again!

Best Regards,

Rhea Brown Lawson

Rhea Brown Lawson, PhD, Director

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Ed2go Is Now Learn4Life

Ed2go has a new name: Learn4Life. I have already updated it on the Research page and added Learn4Life (under same subject categories). Good news: Ed2Go will remove the passcode requests. Learn4Life is designed for public library customers and will only require a valid library card to register for classes. Patrons can now register for up to 5 courses per calendar year. Students who have enrolled in a course must log in and view lessons one and two by the Tuesday two weeks after the start date of the course, or they will be automatically dropped. Students who are dropped from a course will be able to enroll in the course during a later session. This information is clearly stated on the Learn4Life welcome page.

Learn4Life Tips: if you've never taken a Learn4Life course, enter email in the New Student area and create account. Payment Options is where you type the library card number to register for a course. Remember all courses are six weeks long and new sessions begin every month. Course is available 3 weeks after the final exam is submitted. Learn4Life also sends out email reminders about a course's end date.

Should you encounter any problems, please email Marianne Lorio.
Saima
HPL Central Library 

SirsiDynix Symphony (new circulation and catalog system) update #6

Training for circulation in Symphony is kicking off in earnest.  Here are the scheduled classes for the coming week:

• June 10 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Robinson
• June 12 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Carnegie
• June 13 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Stella Link
• June 13 – 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Central - Computer Lab
• June 14 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Kashmere-Gardens
• June 14 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Central - Computer Lab

Check the full email from Fred Schumacher dated June 6 for additional times, sites, and registration information.  In addition, Pat Ogea and Gail Ibarra are making visits to many Neighborhood Libraries to meet with staff and show them how to handle periodicals after June 19.

One thing you will discover when you attend the training is that the abbreviation for Houston Public Library in Symphony and Enterprise is HOU.  We did not want to use HPL because Huntsville Public Library (abbreviation HNT) is part of the HALAN consortium and we do not want to get confused. 

In Enterprise, the online catalog, we will be using the formal name for several neighborhood libraries that were not listed that way in the III online catalog.  Those locations affected are Freed-Montrose, Henington-Alief, McCrane-Kashmere, McGovern-Stella Link, and Shepherd-Acres Homes.  So don’t panic if you no longer see Acres Homes at the top of the list of locations in the online catalog J.  In Symphony Workflows, we continue to use our old abbreviations prefaced by HOU, so in Workflows, you would find Acres Homes under HOU-ACR.

In next week’s email, I plan to review what will be happening when and discuss further changes.  In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact me or use Contact Us on the HALAN ILS Migration News site on the Intranet. 

Thanks,

Syma

SirsiDynix Symphony Circulation Training is Here!

Please discuss your availability with your supervisor and register as soon as possible.

Thank You

-Sarah

______________________________________________

Hello all!

SirsiDynix Symphony Circulation training begins this week!  The first three sessions of SD Symphony Circulation training are scheduled for this week at the Central Library Computer Training Room.  Staff members interested in getting in early are invited to contact the HPL Circulation Administration Department at 832-393-2222 (option 3) to sign up.   The following are the dates and times currently offered:

Wednesday – 06/05/13 – 9:00 am until 1:00 pm

Thursday – 06/06/13 - 9:00 am until 1:00 pm

Friday – 06/07/13 - 9:00 am until 1:00 pm

Each of the above sessions is limited to 20 participants, and seats are available on a first come, first served basis.  Please get permission to attend the session you choose before you reserve the seat. 

Training times and locations for other sessions offered in the month of June will be sent later in this week.

Fred Schumacher

Circulation Administration Manager

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Updating Customer Records

As you are updating customer records, please do not delete or change the “g” message field.  This field is used to create the message that customers now see when they log in to their account that reminds them to update their personal information in preparation for the move to Sirsi.  I believe that some of you may be changing it from “g” to “x” or deleting it entirely once the customer has updated their information.  Unfortunately, that creates a problem.  We are using that field to send a series of messages about the change (right now we are trying to alert customers that PINs will be required in the new system) and when you change the “g” to “x” or delete the “g” completely, we are no longer able to mass update those records. 

Thank you for your cooperation.  If you have any questions, let me know.

Syma

Syma Zerkow

Chief of Library Materials Service

The Difference between "Library-Public" and "Library-Local"

I recently sent the following question to the IT Helpdesk. Here's their reply:
Dear Helpdesk,
What the difference between the public wireless networks Library-Public and Library-Local? A customer wanted to know which one was faster and I really couldn't tell him the difference.
Thanks,
Karen Luik
Manager, Kendall Neighborhood Library

Kendall Library Blog by Karen

___________________________________
From Loc Huynh:
Wire is faster than wireless because you are connecting through the physical Ethernet cable. Wireless is connected by the signal.

From David Cleveland:
The Library Local network ID was added to resolve an issue with users not getting an IP address when connecting to WiFi. There is no speed upgrade for the Library Local network. If a user is having trouble loading web pages on Library Public they can try to connect to Library Local and see if that works

SirsiDynix Symphony (new circulation and catalog system) update #4

Everyone should have the SirsiDynix Workflows icon on your staff workstation.  If you don't, please contact the IT Helpdesk.  The test database will be available for you to use starting Tuesday.  To access this site:

• Double-click the WF icon
  A Configuration box will appear and should have:
      o IP address: halantest.sirsi.net
      o Port: 7014
      (If necessary, change the IP address and port to match the information above)
• Log in with:
  User ID: CIRC
  PIN: CIRC
  WorkFlows will open to the Circulation Tab.  If you experience problems with any of this, please contact the IT Helpdesk.

 You can now begin to explore the interface.  Since this is a test database, you will see some functions that we will not be using and some things that have not been configured quite the way we expect to have them in our live version.  And the full database is not yet there.  Nevertheless, there is enough for you to use to become familiar with the system.  You will see that Sirsi has all the same functionality that we are used to but in some cases, the terminology is different.  I've put together a short table of some of the most obvious vocabulary changes:

There's a link to Help on the left menu and one along the top.  If you use the link on the top menu, be sure to select "context" and it will bring up information relevant to the screen you are on.  The link on the left menu automatically brings up the context specific help information.  Symphony's Help screens are excellent so it is a good idea to get used to using them.

"Train the Trainer" sessions have begun and continue through next week.  General training will begin the following week.  As always, if you have any questions, please contact me or use Contact Us on the HALAN ILS Migration News site on the Intranet.  Have a great Memorial Day Weekend.

Thanks,

Syma

OverDrive update

HPL Central Library by HPL Central Library //OverDrive update

Hello: This will definitely result in questions from patrons so please read the e-mail below.
Sincerely,
Marianne Lorio

Dear Library Partner,
OverDrive will release an updated version of the OverDrive Media Console (OMC) mobile app for iOS and Android (v2.6.5) on Tuesday, May 29. Below is a summary of the release details—please review and distribute in advance to ensure your support staff are prepared for the updates.

OMC for iOS v2.6.5
· Enhancements to improve the speed of the in-app browser
· Bug fixes
· Reauthorization of Adobe ID for ALL iOS users required by Apple
Due to a change in Apple's privacy policies, we’ve had to make changes to the way we handle licensing of EPUB eBooks and MP3 audiobooks. As a result, the OMC for iOS v2.6.5 update will de-authorize every users’ Adobe ID and prompt them to authorize again. Audiobook users will be unaffected unless attempting to download parts from a book that was only partially downloaded prior to the v2.6.5 update.

eBooks – Adobe AuthorizationAfter installing the update, users with authorized Adobe IDs in place will see the following message:


Clicking ‘Sign In’ will show the ‘Adobe Authorization’ screen. The deauthorized Adobe ID is pre-populated, so the user will only need to enter the password. The ‘Forgot password?’ link will be available.



Audiobooks – Downloading additional parts

• Audiobook users won’t notice anything different unless they attempt to download parts of audiobooks partially downloaded to OMC before installing the v2.6.5 update. In this case, the following message is displayed:

Users will need to download the title again from their digital library website bookshelf to download the missing parts.These updates will be messaged in the App Store and on the “What’s New” screen. Additionally, there are two help articles available for users and library staff to help with these updates:
· Why do I have to sign in with an Adobe ID after updating OverDrive Media Console for iOS?
· What to do if there is a 'downloadManagererrorDomain:403' error when trying to download an audiobook using OverDrive Media Console for iOS

OMC for Android v2.6.5
· Bug fixes

• Note: The issues with Adobe authorization and audiobook downloads will not impact the Android release of OMC v2.6.5.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Support via Content Reserve> Support tab.
Thank you,
OverDrive