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November 24, 2004

Searching Publications with Ebrary

I haven't checked, but I bet Gary Price is all over this story from the Mercury News. Mike Bazeley reports on Ebrary, a search tool for publications.

Ebrary takes PDF versions of publications -- typically supplied by publishers -- rips them apart and reconstructs them so they can be entered into a searchable database. A downloadable piece of software called the ebrary Reader embeds itself into Web browsers and allows users to view the documents, aided by a bevy of features not available in standard PDF readers.

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