Last April, 24th I tried to join to this list and I posted a message. However, somehow, I got added to the sourceforge devel-list (apparently no longer in use) and probably my message was never read. I reproduce my message below. On the other hand, I'm not subscribed to the right mailing list, so I will not receive any reply... does anybody know how can I subscribe to the right mailing list? Dear all, I recently downloaded koha-2.2.5 from your website and started to play around with it. I'm not a librarian, I'm just a computer science guy who was looking a program to keep track of his personal library, photography and music CD collection. All in a single program. MARC format seems to be suitable. Since I'm spanish, I took the MARC21 structure as a basis and changed it to the IBERMARC format, the one in use by the Biblioteca Nacional de España (Spanish National Library). Furthermore, I also took the IBERMARC format for authority records and I feed it into the proper MySQL koha tables (auth*). Finally I made an spanish stopwords list. So, I've changed the koha-2.2.5.tar.gz file in my computer in the following way: added: koha-2.2.5/scripts/misc/marc_datas/ibermarc_es/structure_def.sql added: koha-2.2.5/scripts/misc/sql-datas/spanish/authorities_normal_ibermarc.sql added: koha-2.2.5/scripts/misc/sql-datas/spanish/authorities_normal_ibermarc.txt added: koha-2.2.5/scripts/misc/sql-datas/spanish/stopwords.sql added: koha-2.2.5/scripts/misc/sql-datas/spanish/stopwords.txt changed: koha-2.2.5/Install.pm The changes made to Install.pm allow the user to select option 3. IBERMARC so that the default framework is IBERMARC. All new files have been encoded as ISO-8859-1 in order for the spanish character set to be fully recognized (in particular Unicode UTF-8 was not working correctly in my system). Install.pm has been left Unicode UTF-8 All of this is working in my system, so I wonder if you could be interested in have a look to my changes. Maybe you could consider the posibility to add them to the official distribution after testing them. With kind regards, Damián