You can now add subjects to reading lists, the same way that you add tags to sections and citations. Unlike tags, subjects are pre-defined by Ex Libris. Click Add Subjects to start adding subjects; if you already defined subjects, click the edit icon to edit the subjects. Enter a letter ot two and select a subject from the drop-down list. Click X to the right of the subject to remove it. When you are done, click Save.

A Subject filter was added to the Find Lists page.

The subjects are as follows:

Aeronautics	Aesthetics	Agriculture	Air Force	Almanacs
Anarchism	Angling	Animal Husbandry	Animal Science	Anthropology
Aquaculture	Arboriculture	Archaeology	Architecture	Archives
Armor	Army	Art	Artillery	Astronautics
Astronomy	Atlas	Bahaism	Bible	Bibliography
Biography	Biology	Books	Botanic	Botany
Bridges	Buddhism	Building Construction	Canon Law	Cartography
Cavalry	Chemical Technology	Chemistry	Christianity	Civil Engineering
Classical Studies	Collected Work	Collections	Colonization	Commerce
Communication	Communism	Community	Criminology	Decorative Art
Demography	Dentistry	Dermatology	Design	Dictionaries
Diplomatics	Directories	Doctrinal Theology	Drawing	Eclectic Medicine
Economic History	Economic Theory	Education	Education Theory	Electrical Engineering
Electronics	Emigration	Encyclopedias	Engineering	Environmental Science
Environmental Technology	Epigraphy	Ethics	Family	Finance
Fisheries	Folklore	Forestry	Genealogy	General Work
Geography	Geology	Gynecology and Obstetrics	Heraldry	Highway Engineering
History	History of Civilization	History of Education	Homeopathy	Horticulture
Human Anatomy	Human Ecology	Humanities	Hunting	Hydraulic Engineering
Illustration	Indexes	Industry	Infantry	Information Resources
Inscriptions	Instruction and Study	International Law	International Migration	International Relations
Islam	Judaism	Jurisprudence	Labor	Law
Leisure	Libraries	Linguistic	Literature	Literature on Music
Local Government	Logic	Manners and Customs	Map	Marine Engineering
Marines	Marriage	Mathematical Geography	Mathematics	Medicine
Metallurgy	Microbiology	Military Engineering	Military Science	Mining Engineering
Modern Languages	Motor Vehicles	Municipal Government	Museums	Music
Mythology	Natural History	Naval Science	Newspapers	Nuclear Engineering
Numismatics	Nursing	Ocean Engineering	Oceanography	Ophthalmology
Otorhinolaryngology	Painting	Paleography	Pathology	Pediatrics
Periodicals	Pharmacology	Philology	Philosophy	Physical Geography
Physics	Physiology	Plant Breeding	Plant Propagation	Political Science
Political Theory	Practical Theology	Print Media	Psychology	Public Welfare
Race	Rationalism	Recreation	Reference Work	Religions
Religious Law	Sanitary Engineering	Science	Sculpture	Seals
Series	Shipbuilding	Silviculture	Social Class	Social History
Socialism	Social Pathology	Social Problem	Social Reform	Social Science
Society	Sociology	Statistics	Surgery	Technical Chronology
Technology	Theosophy	Therapeutics	Transportation	Visual Art
Women and Sexuality	Writing	Yearbooks	Zoology

The following additional changes were made in this month's release:

• When adding a section to a reading list, the section is now added to the end of the list (instead of the top). When duplicating a section, the section is added after the one that is being duplicated. This behavior can be configured by an Alma parameter; see Additional Alma Configurations.
• When exporting a reading list to a PDF, the PDF now contains section and citation tags, as well as the public note.
• When adding or editing a citation, the field Notes was moved to More Item Details and was changed to Resource Notes, in order to distinguish it from the citation's public note. This field name was also changed on the Citation page.
• When enabled by your library, you can now include search results without full text access when searching for items in Primo Central.
  
  Include Records Without Full-Text Access
• You can now add a citation public note when using Cite It! or when manually adding a citation.
  
  Cite It! Pane
• You can now copy the reading list permalink by hovering your mouse over the reading list name and clicking the permalink icon that appears. A popup appears. Use your mouse to copy the permalink or click Copy to Clipboard. To close the popup, click the permalink icon.
  
  Permalink Icon
• The call number no longer appears in parentheses.
  
  Call Number