Tutorial: Four ways to load records into I, Librarian You can use the Import from File form to record a single
reference or thousands of references at once. It is aimed to provide a convenient way to import references from Internet databases
that cannot be accessed directly from I, Librarian... Read more
The information flow, especially in Life Sciences,
accelerates exponentially. We are all facing the challenge of how to keep
pace and not to get lost in all the data. Virtually every scientific journal
offers publications in a digital form. We possess hundreds or even thousands
of articles as PDF files but to find one that we need is increasingly
difficult.
What does it do? I, Librarian is a PDF manager or PDF organizer,
which enables individual researchers or a small group of researchers to create an annotated virtual
library of articles in portable document format (PDF). Users may build the virtual library together, and then
browse and search articles by words or phrases. In other words, you will have instant access to the full text of the
article, which you identified in seconds. By installing I, Librarian,
you will build your local web site with a practical environment to work with your PDF files. In addition,
you will gain an advanced tool to mine scientific literature from PubMed, PubMed Central, NASA ADS, arXiv, and HighWire Press.
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Library structure:
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Back-end. I, Librarian is written in PHP and
stores all PDF annotations in an SQLite database. There is no need for MySQL, so installation and backups are very easy.
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News:
July-1-09 The packages downloaded from June 21 to June 30 contained wrong file. If you installed I, Librarian during this time,
simply download an upgrade version and overwrite your installed I, Librarian files. I apologize for your inconvenience.
June-21-09 Version 2.0.8 of I, Librarian is now available for download. It contains numerous bug fixes and improvements, including shareable Desk projects, built-in chat, and improved
Manual Upload, which can record metadata from PubMed, NASA ADS, arXiv and CrossRef. Upgrading from earlier versions is recommended.
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