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I, Librarian: bibliography manager - Summary

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I, Librarian is a tool to build a web-based annotated library of scientific PDF articles. It is suitable for individuals as well as for small collaborative groups, like science labs or departments.

License: GNU General Public License

Public areas This project has many places for you to explore and participate. The icons displayed below are also available at the top of the page for easy navigation.  Project homepage This home page points to the official page for this project, which may or may not be hosted at Bioinformatics.Org.  Public forums There are 27 messages in 2 forums.  Task manager There are 0 open, public tasks, 0 total.  Bug tracking There are 0 open bugs, 2 total.  Mailing lists There are 1 public mailing lists.  Public surveys There are 0 active surveys. CVS repository The CVS repository is a place for this project to store its source code. Members have access to change this master repository, while anonymous users may browse the most recent development version of this project. CVS Instructions Download directory Projects may choose to have files other than their main releases available via this directory.

Members Project admins: Martin Kucej Members: 1 [View all members] Downloads Module name: librarian No releases [View all files] News Submit Archive Librarian 1.3 released. Submitted by Martin Kucej; posted on Thursday, April 08, 2004 Librarian 1.3 comes with a couple of new features including improved download of data from PubMed and ability to add PDF articles to more categories. Also Librarian removes line breaks if you paste info into the upload form directly from PDF file. It is possible now to identify articles in PubMed according to PMIDs (you can enter more IDs separated by comma). The search than displays titles and first author. The next screen enables you to read over the article annotations and preselect most suitable categories. This selection is transferred into the final Upload form. The upload form contains multiple select field for categories. To select more categories you must Ctrl+Click or Command+Click on Mac. The older versions of Librarian (1.1, 1.1a, and 1.2) can be upgraded using 'Upgrade' release without reinstallation. [link] This is probably the last release of the first generation of Librarian. A 2.0 series is planned for this summer and should include the abilities to add complete citation information, generate simple lists of citations in plain text, BibTex and maybe other formats, so that this lists can be imported into Citation Managers. Librarian featured in The Scientist journal Submitted by Martin Kucej; posted on Tuesday, September 09, 2003 (1 comment) The project Librarian was featured in September 8th, 2003 issue of The Scientist journal. Sam Jaffe writes: "...the real power of Librarian is in its intranet capabilities. It allows a user to establish a network quickly, and then the home PC acts as a server available to any member of the laboratory". The article (free registration required): [link] Submit Archive