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Showing posts with label PubMed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PubMed. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2009

Find Systematic reviews, Clinical Study Category & Medical Genetics Searching updated for Firefox & IE #PubMed Toolbar

Today I improved the Find Systematic reviews, Clinical Study Category & Medical Genetics Searching options in the PubMed toolbar. In some rare cases it turned back an error in Firefox. This is now solved.
Please have a look and let me know what you think.
http://pubmed.ourtoolbar.com
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Sunday, February 15, 2009

PubMed Toolbar Screencast: Part 1

This first part of the PubMed Toolbar Screencast by DIGICMB explains the many options users have to adjust the Toolbar Settings to their own liking.
Some options are:
  • shrink/unshrink toolbar. This leaves only the icons with mouse-over text and saves space
  • add gadgets (widgets): for business or pleasure
  • clear your search history
  • The Toolbar Options has 4 tabs with loads of settings:
  • Personal Components: email notifyer, privacy, weather, radio(podcasts)
  • Predefined Components: here you can choose which items of the toolbar you want to toggle on/off. If you do not like the News Ticker, just de-select it here.
  • Useful Components: Add your own apps buttons on the Toolbar for fast access: All Microsoft Office apps, Paint, MSN, Registry editor etc
  • Additional Settings: Very useful to set the functionality of the search box for search history, text selection, serch database preference etc.



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Thursday, February 5, 2009

One Overview, All NLM News

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Currently the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Toolbar contains 14 RSS feeds of NLM Services and/or Divisions.
They can be read in one overview from the drop-down News Button and scanned very easily.
Without having to click th button, you can see how many unread items there are. The Toolbar keeps up with your reading, offers a refresh and delete option as well.

Furthermore you can listen - via the Toolbar RADIO to the podcasts of the
Podcast MedlinePlus: NLM Director's Comments
and to the NIH Podcasts.
Please let me know if you think something is missing out there.


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