Eagle Shelf

Neater titles and author names Some book lookups return titles with only the first word capitalized, or authors last name first. When you add or edit a book, Eagle Shelf now offers a one-tap fix, so "The guitar book" can become "The Guitar Book" and "Wheeler, Tom" can become "Tom Wheeler". Nothing changes unless you tap it. Clearer duplicate check "Already in Library" now says what an ISBN match means: your library has a book with that ISBN, which may be a different printing or cover than the one in your hand. It also says when a copy listed there is one you no longer have. Better printing details Copyright-page scanning recognizes more printing statements and skips lines that don't name a printing. Books filed the way a library files them Sort by author and books file under the author's last name, so F. Scott Fitzgerald is under F. Sort by title and "The", "A" and "An" are skipped, so The Great Gatsby is under G. Shared lists follow the same order. Clearer copyright-page scans Each scan result now appears once, right where you're looking. If the page prints an ISBN that doesn't check out, Eagle Shelf shows the number it read so you can compare it with the book. Larger text and VoiceOver The shelf and the add-book screen read better at the largest text sizes, and VoiceOver reads ISBNs digit by digit. Clearer search and copy status Search now says it looks through your library, finds books by their older 10-digit ISBNs, and no longer matches unrelated books when a title mixes words and numbers, like Catch-22. "Disposition" is now "Copy status", grouped into copies that are yours and ones that aren't, and the count at the top of your shelf leaves out books you no longer have. Smarter copyright-page scans When a copyright page shows a single ISBN, Eagle Shelf now fills it in exactly as printed and looks the book up, with nothing to choose. Pages that list their printing history select the latest printing. Sheet music and other items with a product barcode instead of an ISBN no longer fill the ISBN field with a number that stops you from continuing.