Library Master 5.0
Product Features
Catalog All Types of Bibliographic Materials
- Catalog books, articles, theses, reviews, works of art, audio recordings, videos, patents, musical scores, proceedings, computer software, Web sites and much more in one database.
- Keep track of Internet sites and other online sources.
- Design your own record types to catalog special materials.
- Use Library of Congress or Dewey Decimal call numbers.
Create Bibliographies the Easy Way
- Effortlessly format bibliographies in styles used by thousands of journals and publishers.
- Library Master reads your document and automatically creates a bibliography of works cited.
- Paste citations directly into a word processor document.
- Microsoft Word Add-in lets you browse for records, insert citations and format citations in a Microsoft Word document without leaving Microsoft Word.†
- Compatible with WordPerfect, Microsoft Word and other Windows and DOS word processors.
Format Perfect Bibliographies in Any Style
- Use popular science styles such as APA, Nature, Science, Vancouver, AMA, Council of Biology Editors, American Chemical Society, Physics, Biochemistry, IEEE, and others.
- Use widely-used humanities styles such as Chicago, MLA, Turabian, American Anthropologist, ANSI, American Sociological Association, MHRA, Marketing, Linguistic Society of America, Political Science, Society of Biblical Literature, and many more.
- Easily design personalized bibliographic styles.
- Bibliographies can include annotations or research notes.
- Group references by subjects, authors ot any other field.
- Journal names can be automatically abbreviated with standard abbreviations.
Automatically Create Footnotes and Citations
- Effortlessly create in-text citations and footnotes in any style — numbered, author-date or detailed references.
- Footnotes automatically use a full first citation, and abbreviated subsequent citations of the same work.
- Footnotes can optionally use "ibid." and "op. cit."
- Edit a document with formatted citations and quickly reformat citations in any bibliographic style.
Microsoft Word Add-in Makes it Easy to Format Citations†
- Library Master toolbar and menus are added to Microsoft Word.
- Browse a database and insert Citation Markers in a document without leaving Word.
- Format citations and bibliographies from within Word.
- Unformat citations and convert them back to Citation Markers.
- Reformat citations after editing a formatted document.
Organize Your Important Information
- Manage 2 million entries per database!
- Take an unlimited research notes for each bibliographic reference.
- "Drag-and-drop" text from one record to another.
- Create library catalogs, research bibliographies for a thesis or article, mail lists, research notes databases, sermon illustrations, and more.
- Quickly locate duplicate records in databases.
- Click on a hyperlink to display a Web page, graphics or text file.
Create Databases Easily
- A simple Wizard leads you step-by-step to create databases.
- Use database templates to create a wide variety of prefined database structures.
- "Drag and drop" fields to design custom data input forms.
Arrange Databases Any Way You Want
- Design your database to meet your special needs — use any combination of fields and custom record types.
- Use text, number, name, date and call number fields.
- Unique Literature Reference Field classifies materials by references to the Bible and other ancient literature.
- Index frequently used fields for faster searches.
- Distribute read-only databases on CD-ROM or floppy disk with the Database Distribution Kit (available separately).
Find Information Quickly
- Search hundreds of thousands of records in a second.
- Search any combination of fields with AND, OR, NOT logical operators.
- Use equals, not equals, greater than, less than searches.
- Use an approximate search when you are unsure about spelling of names and locations.
- Search for a range of dates (Oct. 1995-Mar. 1997) and Scripture references (Gen. 2:5-3:10).
- Matching search terms are highlighted in records.
Browse Your Databases Easily
- View and edit multiple records in separate windows. Work with several databases at once.
- View records in any sort order.
- Select from a list of authors, titles, subjects, journals and other fields to quickly find a desired record.
- Mark records to delete, cite, print, paste to the clipboard, copy to another database, or save as a database subset.
Sort Information in Any Order
- Sort on up to 5 fields at once.
- Sort anonymous works properly.
- Character sort order can be based on any language.
- Sorting can ignore leading articles and punctuation.
Design Any Kind of Report
- Create an index to periodical literature or a book catalog, cross indexed by author, subject and publisher.
- Print library catalog cards in standard AACR2R (Anglo-American Cataloging Rules) format.
- Print book spine and pocket labels on laser, inkjet and dot matrix printers.
- Print address labels from mail list databases.
- Design custom reports to meet your special needs.
Save Time When Entering Information
- Global search and replace changes the field contents of a group of records.
- Spell check records while entering data.†
- Pick items from authority tables listing valid entries.
- Select from thousands of standard journal names in sciences, medicine and humanities.
- Copy one record as a model for a new record.
- Enter abbreviations which are automatically expanded.
Link to Internet Information
- Click on an Internet address to view the site in your Web browser.
- Automatically create Web pages with any report layout.
- Use BookWhere to search library catalogs on the Internet and send the results directly to your database.
Import From Nearly Any Source
- Library Master imports from hundreds of sources:
- Bibliographic CD-ROMs from DIALOG, ProQuest, Silver Platter, ABC-CLIO, Wilson, CD-PLUS, and others.
- Online services such as DIALOG, FirstSearch, EBSCO, MEDLINE, STN, OCLC, EPIC, CARL Uncover, WebSPIRS, and more.
- Online catalogs from NOTIS, MELVYL, GEAC, DRA, SIRS, PALS, INNOPAC, Voyager, SIRSI, and other vendors.
- Windows and DOS database programs, such as Access, DBase, Endnote, Inmagic, Nota Bene, Papyrus, Procite, Reference Manager, and more.
- Importing automatically moves portions of each record to the appropriate fields, removes unwanted text, changes capitalization, rearranges names and performats other data transformations.
- Design flexible personalized import filters for almost any source.
- Read and write MARC records used by most library catalog systems.
Share Databases on a Network
- Automatic record locking allows several people to edit and search a database at the same time on a network.
- Create an online library catalog or shared research database.
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†This feature requires Microsoft Word 2000 or later.