The document provides guidance on using Lawbook Online's online legal research platform. It discusses key concepts like folders, documents and the hitlist. It explains how to browse the table of contents, search using global and product-specific forms, and work with search results. Navigation tools like the research trail are also overviewed to help users efficiently navigate, search and manage results.
This document provides a guide to using the Lawbook Online journals database. It outlines 16 sections on how to browse and search journal contents, including by citation, title, author, case name, legislation and full text. Search functions allow use of Boolean and proximity operators. Results can be refined and articles can be printed, emailed or saved in PDF or HTML format.
This document provides an introduction to HTML and covers several important topics:
1. It defines key terms related to HTML and the web like HTML, URL, browser, and tags.
2. It discusses choosing a text editor for writing HTML code and recommends NotePad for beginners.
3. It explains how to create a basic HTML document structure with the <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body> tags and set document properties like the background color.
4. It covers additional HTML elements like headings, paragraphs, line breaks, and horizontal rules that can be used to structure and format text on a page.
This document provides instructions for conducting an advanced search on the ABI/Inform database available through the NCC library. It explains how to navigate from the library homepage to the databases page and then to ABI/Inform. It demonstrates how to perform an advanced search on ABI/Inform using multiple search terms, limitations on full text and date range. The results and various options for saving, emailing and finding related articles are also outlined.
The document discusses how to search and limit results in the Academic Search Premier and ProQuest Complete databases. It explains how to choose specific databases to search, limit results to full text articles or peer reviewed sources, and filter results by source type such as academic journals, trade publications, magazines or newspapers. The document also discusses using Google Scholar and checking if articles found can be accessed through the library's journal locator.
In 2015, Delta State University implemented Enterprise as our public access catalog. This talk will give an overview of the set up and implementation process. This presentation was given at the 2017 Mississippi SirsiDynix Users Group meeting.
HTML is a markup language used to define the structure and layout of web pages. It uses tags to annotate text with information about headings, paragraphs, lists, and other elements. The key HTML tags are: <html> to define an HTML document, <head> for metadata, <title> for the page title, <body> to contain the visible page content. HTML allows adding images, links, tables, and forms to pages and is essential for building web pages but has limitations as a presentation language.
Mahara is an open source e-portfolio application created by the New Zealand government that allows users to create and maintain a digital portfolio of their learning and work. It provides social networking features to allow users to interact. Mahara can be installed on a server and requires additional software like Apache and PostgreSQL to run. It offers a demo site for trial use that resets daily, requiring exported portfolios to retain work. The main Mahara features include profile creation, journaling, file storage, resume building, collections, sharing, exporting, groups, and messaging capabilities.
This document provides information on basic HTML programming and creating HTML documents. It discusses HTML tags for formatting text, including headings, paragraphs, lists, and links. It also covers including images, audio, video, and preformatted text in HTML pages. The document recommends using text editors at first to learn HTML basics before using visual editors. It explains how to store and publish HTML files on a school web server.
This document provides a guide to using the Lawbook Online journals database. It outlines 16 sections on how to browse and search journal contents, including by citation, title, author, case name, legislation and full text. Search functions allow use of Boolean and proximity operators. Results can be refined and articles can be printed, emailed or saved in PDF or HTML format.
This document provides an introduction to HTML and covers several important topics:
1. It defines key terms related to HTML and the web like HTML, URL, browser, and tags.
2. It discusses choosing a text editor for writing HTML code and recommends NotePad for beginners.
3. It explains how to create a basic HTML document structure with the <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body> tags and set document properties like the background color.
4. It covers additional HTML elements like headings, paragraphs, line breaks, and horizontal rules that can be used to structure and format text on a page.
This document provides instructions for conducting an advanced search on the ABI/Inform database available through the NCC library. It explains how to navigate from the library homepage to the databases page and then to ABI/Inform. It demonstrates how to perform an advanced search on ABI/Inform using multiple search terms, limitations on full text and date range. The results and various options for saving, emailing and finding related articles are also outlined.
The document discusses how to search and limit results in the Academic Search Premier and ProQuest Complete databases. It explains how to choose specific databases to search, limit results to full text articles or peer reviewed sources, and filter results by source type such as academic journals, trade publications, magazines or newspapers. The document also discusses using Google Scholar and checking if articles found can be accessed through the library's journal locator.
In 2015, Delta State University implemented Enterprise as our public access catalog. This talk will give an overview of the set up and implementation process. This presentation was given at the 2017 Mississippi SirsiDynix Users Group meeting.
HTML is a markup language used to define the structure and layout of web pages. It uses tags to annotate text with information about headings, paragraphs, lists, and other elements. The key HTML tags are: <html> to define an HTML document, <head> for metadata, <title> for the page title, <body> to contain the visible page content. HTML allows adding images, links, tables, and forms to pages and is essential for building web pages but has limitations as a presentation language.
Mahara is an open source e-portfolio application created by the New Zealand government that allows users to create and maintain a digital portfolio of their learning and work. It provides social networking features to allow users to interact. Mahara can be installed on a server and requires additional software like Apache and PostgreSQL to run. It offers a demo site for trial use that resets daily, requiring exported portfolios to retain work. The main Mahara features include profile creation, journaling, file storage, resume building, collections, sharing, exporting, groups, and messaging capabilities.
This document provides information on basic HTML programming and creating HTML documents. It discusses HTML tags for formatting text, including headings, paragraphs, lists, and links. It also covers including images, audio, video, and preformatted text in HTML pages. The document recommends using text editors at first to learn HTML basics before using visual editors. It explains how to store and publish HTML files on a school web server.
Word 2010 pagelayout tab, referance tab, mailing tabKARAN KUMAR
This document provides information about the Page Layout, References, and Mailing tabs in Microsoft Word 2010. It describes the various options and functions available under each tab, including page setup options like margins, orientation, size, columns, breaks, line numbers, and hyphenation. It also covers features in the References tab for citations, footnotes, tables of contents, and indexes. Finally, it discusses the options in the Mailing tab for creating mail merges, envelopes, and labels.
This week focuses on online databases and introduces searching techniques. The goals are to become familiar with database terms and types, and to feel comfortable using online databases and catalogs. Different types of databases include periodicals, books, and other publications. Subscription databases are selected by librarians to support research needs and include full-text articles. Basic searching techniques like Boolean, field searching, and subject headings are demonstrated using the ProQuest database.
This document provides an overview of how to use EndNote, a bibliographic management software, to capture, organize, and use references. Key features covered include:
1) Capturing references from online databases directly in EndNote or by exporting/importing from databases and PDFs.
2) Organizing references in an EndNote library and grouping references into custom collections.
3) Using the Cite While You Write feature in Microsoft Word to automatically insert citations and create bibliographies in different styles.
4) Additional features like attaching files/figures, finding full text, and creating custom output styles.
This document provides an overview of resources for marketing research available through the Middlesex University library. It describes databases like Business Source Complete, Keynote, and GMID that contain journal articles, market reports, and company profiles. It also outlines how to search these databases, evaluate results, and save or export citations. Tips are provided on searching phrases versus single keywords to broaden or narrow searches. The document concludes with information on interlibrary loans, dissertations, and contacting the liaison librarian for additional assistance.
This document provides information about word processing using OpenOffice Writer, including:
- Sections covering multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and explanations about topics like inserting pictures, auto text, changing margins, and finding/replacing text.
- Detailed explanations are provided for changing margins using rulers or page style dialog boxes, inserting headers and footers including page numbers, and finding and replacing text.
- The document serves as a guide for using various features and functions within OpenOffice Writer.
This document provides instructions for exporting citations from books and articles into RefWorks. It describes how to directly export citations from databases into a RefWorks account. It also explains how to organize citations into folders in RefWorks, edit citation details, add full texts, and create bibliographies that can be shared or exported to other citation managers.
This document provides an overview of the basics of word processing using Microsoft Word 2010, including its user interface, editing and formatting tools, and document management features. Key topics covered include starting and opening documents, saving and closing documents, formatting text using bold, italics and underline, checking spelling and grammar, using copy/paste and cut/paste, and finding text within a document. The goal is to introduce learners to the basic functions of a word processor.
Word processor plugin_usage [zotero documentation]houssein.hajj.md
The document provides instructions for using Zotero word processor plugins to insert and manage citations and bibliographies in documents. It describes the toolbar icons, quick citation dialog, document preferences, customizing citations, inserting bibliographies, and troubleshooting. Keyboard shortcuts are also outlined to navigate the citation dialog and perform common citation tasks.
Create an index and update an index in wordRaghu nath
This document provides instructions for creating, updating, and editing an index in Microsoft Word. It explains that an index lists terms and topics from a document along with the pages they appear on. To create an index, you first mark index entries throughout the text by selecting words or phrases. You then choose an index design and build the finished index, which automatically collects and sorts all marked entries. The document outlines how to mark index entries, create the index, and then update, edit, or delete entries as needed.
This document provides instructions for a self-guided tour of how to navigate and search EBSCOhost databases. It explains the basic search features like the search box, results page organization, and refining searches. It also describes how to view full records and citations, available options for saving, citing, and exporting sources. The goal is to provide users with the skills to find reliable information for classes from EBSCOhost resources.
The document discusses advanced HTML features for creating interactive web pages, including links, lists, tables, frames, forms, and other special tags. It provides details on how to use the <A>, <UL>, <OL>, <DL>, <TABLE>, <TR>, <TD>, <FORM>, and other tags to add these features. Examples are given of code for each tag type to demonstrate their proper usage.
HTML is the most widely used language to write web pages. It is a markup language that uses tags to structure text and multimedia content. Some key HTML elements include <head>, <title>, <body>, <p>, <img>, <table>, and <div>. HTML allows embedding of images, hyperlinks, lists, tables, forms, iframes and other interactive elements to create dynamic and engaging web pages. While HTML provides structure and layout, additional technologies like CSS and JavaScript are needed for advanced formatting and interactivity.
The document provides instructions for creating a basic HTML5 webpage using a text editor. It explains the required document structure including the <!DOCTYPE html> declaration, <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body> tags. It also describes how to add metadata using the <meta> tag and save the HTML file with the .html extension. The document guides the user through setting up the template for an HTML5 webpage with the necessary tags and structure.
RefWorks offers advanced search and lookup features to locate references:
1. Advanced search allows searching across multiple fields and saving search strategies. It looks for embedded terms except in the Descriptor field.
2. Lookups provide alphabetical indexes to search by author, periodical, or descriptor. They allow editing or deleting terms from those fields for all related references.
3. Saved searches can be re-run and will include any new references matching the search criteria, while lookups ensure consistency across reference fields.
This form will be used to consider your book project for publication.
Thank you for taking the time to complete it as fully as possible. In addition to the questions within the form please submit the following items as attachments:
- description and purpose of the work in a 1-2 page Summary, please include main themes, arguments and objectives;
- a Table of Contents (including a list of contributors if applicable);
- an analytical Synopsis of the contents of each chapter (approx. 200 words per chapter);
- a Curriculum Vitae and a list of your publications (and co-authors or co-editors if applicable);
*********************************************************************
This document provides guidance on creating accessible PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat Professional v6.0. It outlines steps to tag documents with logical structure and add alternate text to non-text elements to make them readable by assistive technologies like screen readers. For scanned documents, it recommends using Optical Character Recognition to recognize text and add structure tags. The document also provides tips for checking and improving the accessibility of PDFs.
This 5-page document provides an overview of the basic functions and layout of the Microsoft Word 2010 interface. It describes the main tabs along the top ribbon (File, Home, Insert, Page Layout, Review, View), which contain groups of commands for common tasks like formatting text, inserting objects, checking spelling, and changing document views. It also explains that some groups have additional options that appear in dropdown dialogue boxes accessed by buttons on the ribbon. The document is intended to help beginners navigate and understand the basic Word 2010 interface.
This document provides an overview of how to use EndNote x3 software to manage references and citations. It covers topics such as opening a new EndNote library, directly exporting references from databases like Web of Science and Google Scholar, manually adding references, linking PDF files to records, creating stand-alone bibliographies in Word, and inserting citations into Word documents using EndNote's "Cite While You Write" function. The document is intended to serve as a starting guide for using EndNote's various features.
1. The document provides information about various research resources for childhood education available at CCNY Libraries, including databases, journals, and other materials.
2. It describes how to access and search key databases like EBSCOhost, ERIC, JSTOR, and subject-specific databases, as well as how to find and request print journals and books.
3. Instructions are given for exporting citations to RefWorks, creating bibliographies, and accessing full text through interlibrary loans when articles are not available directly.
The document provides information about HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) including:
- HTML is the predominant markup language for web pages and provides structure through tags like headings, paragraphs, lists, links, etc.
- It allows embedding of images and objects and uses tags surrounded by angle brackets to denote elements.
- HTML can include JavaScript, CSS, and other scripts to affect webpage behavior and appearance.
The document provides an overview of the features and functionality available within the EBSCOhost interface. It describes the basic search screen and search options, including search modes, limiting searches, and previewing article details and images. It also reviews result filtering and organization, saving search strategies and results, and customizing system preferences.
The document discusses Salesforce.com, the world's leading sales application. It notes that Salesforce.com has strong growth in new customers, over 2 million users worldwide, and is a public company traded on the NYSE. It also summarizes that customers report success across key metrics after implementing Salesforce.com solutions.
Word 2010 pagelayout tab, referance tab, mailing tabKARAN KUMAR
This document provides information about the Page Layout, References, and Mailing tabs in Microsoft Word 2010. It describes the various options and functions available under each tab, including page setup options like margins, orientation, size, columns, breaks, line numbers, and hyphenation. It also covers features in the References tab for citations, footnotes, tables of contents, and indexes. Finally, it discusses the options in the Mailing tab for creating mail merges, envelopes, and labels.
This week focuses on online databases and introduces searching techniques. The goals are to become familiar with database terms and types, and to feel comfortable using online databases and catalogs. Different types of databases include periodicals, books, and other publications. Subscription databases are selected by librarians to support research needs and include full-text articles. Basic searching techniques like Boolean, field searching, and subject headings are demonstrated using the ProQuest database.
This document provides an overview of how to use EndNote, a bibliographic management software, to capture, organize, and use references. Key features covered include:
1) Capturing references from online databases directly in EndNote or by exporting/importing from databases and PDFs.
2) Organizing references in an EndNote library and grouping references into custom collections.
3) Using the Cite While You Write feature in Microsoft Word to automatically insert citations and create bibliographies in different styles.
4) Additional features like attaching files/figures, finding full text, and creating custom output styles.
This document provides an overview of resources for marketing research available through the Middlesex University library. It describes databases like Business Source Complete, Keynote, and GMID that contain journal articles, market reports, and company profiles. It also outlines how to search these databases, evaluate results, and save or export citations. Tips are provided on searching phrases versus single keywords to broaden or narrow searches. The document concludes with information on interlibrary loans, dissertations, and contacting the liaison librarian for additional assistance.
This document provides information about word processing using OpenOffice Writer, including:
- Sections covering multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and explanations about topics like inserting pictures, auto text, changing margins, and finding/replacing text.
- Detailed explanations are provided for changing margins using rulers or page style dialog boxes, inserting headers and footers including page numbers, and finding and replacing text.
- The document serves as a guide for using various features and functions within OpenOffice Writer.
This document provides instructions for exporting citations from books and articles into RefWorks. It describes how to directly export citations from databases into a RefWorks account. It also explains how to organize citations into folders in RefWorks, edit citation details, add full texts, and create bibliographies that can be shared or exported to other citation managers.
This document provides an overview of the basics of word processing using Microsoft Word 2010, including its user interface, editing and formatting tools, and document management features. Key topics covered include starting and opening documents, saving and closing documents, formatting text using bold, italics and underline, checking spelling and grammar, using copy/paste and cut/paste, and finding text within a document. The goal is to introduce learners to the basic functions of a word processor.
Word processor plugin_usage [zotero documentation]houssein.hajj.md
The document provides instructions for using Zotero word processor plugins to insert and manage citations and bibliographies in documents. It describes the toolbar icons, quick citation dialog, document preferences, customizing citations, inserting bibliographies, and troubleshooting. Keyboard shortcuts are also outlined to navigate the citation dialog and perform common citation tasks.
Create an index and update an index in wordRaghu nath
This document provides instructions for creating, updating, and editing an index in Microsoft Word. It explains that an index lists terms and topics from a document along with the pages they appear on. To create an index, you first mark index entries throughout the text by selecting words or phrases. You then choose an index design and build the finished index, which automatically collects and sorts all marked entries. The document outlines how to mark index entries, create the index, and then update, edit, or delete entries as needed.
This document provides instructions for a self-guided tour of how to navigate and search EBSCOhost databases. It explains the basic search features like the search box, results page organization, and refining searches. It also describes how to view full records and citations, available options for saving, citing, and exporting sources. The goal is to provide users with the skills to find reliable information for classes from EBSCOhost resources.
The document discusses advanced HTML features for creating interactive web pages, including links, lists, tables, frames, forms, and other special tags. It provides details on how to use the <A>, <UL>, <OL>, <DL>, <TABLE>, <TR>, <TD>, <FORM>, and other tags to add these features. Examples are given of code for each tag type to demonstrate their proper usage.
HTML is the most widely used language to write web pages. It is a markup language that uses tags to structure text and multimedia content. Some key HTML elements include <head>, <title>, <body>, <p>, <img>, <table>, and <div>. HTML allows embedding of images, hyperlinks, lists, tables, forms, iframes and other interactive elements to create dynamic and engaging web pages. While HTML provides structure and layout, additional technologies like CSS and JavaScript are needed for advanced formatting and interactivity.
The document provides instructions for creating a basic HTML5 webpage using a text editor. It explains the required document structure including the <!DOCTYPE html> declaration, <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body> tags. It also describes how to add metadata using the <meta> tag and save the HTML file with the .html extension. The document guides the user through setting up the template for an HTML5 webpage with the necessary tags and structure.
RefWorks offers advanced search and lookup features to locate references:
1. Advanced search allows searching across multiple fields and saving search strategies. It looks for embedded terms except in the Descriptor field.
2. Lookups provide alphabetical indexes to search by author, periodical, or descriptor. They allow editing or deleting terms from those fields for all related references.
3. Saved searches can be re-run and will include any new references matching the search criteria, while lookups ensure consistency across reference fields.
This form will be used to consider your book project for publication.
Thank you for taking the time to complete it as fully as possible. In addition to the questions within the form please submit the following items as attachments:
- description and purpose of the work in a 1-2 page Summary, please include main themes, arguments and objectives;
- a Table of Contents (including a list of contributors if applicable);
- an analytical Synopsis of the contents of each chapter (approx. 200 words per chapter);
- a Curriculum Vitae and a list of your publications (and co-authors or co-editors if applicable);
*********************************************************************
This document provides guidance on creating accessible PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat Professional v6.0. It outlines steps to tag documents with logical structure and add alternate text to non-text elements to make them readable by assistive technologies like screen readers. For scanned documents, it recommends using Optical Character Recognition to recognize text and add structure tags. The document also provides tips for checking and improving the accessibility of PDFs.
This 5-page document provides an overview of the basic functions and layout of the Microsoft Word 2010 interface. It describes the main tabs along the top ribbon (File, Home, Insert, Page Layout, Review, View), which contain groups of commands for common tasks like formatting text, inserting objects, checking spelling, and changing document views. It also explains that some groups have additional options that appear in dropdown dialogue boxes accessed by buttons on the ribbon. The document is intended to help beginners navigate and understand the basic Word 2010 interface.
This document provides an overview of how to use EndNote x3 software to manage references and citations. It covers topics such as opening a new EndNote library, directly exporting references from databases like Web of Science and Google Scholar, manually adding references, linking PDF files to records, creating stand-alone bibliographies in Word, and inserting citations into Word documents using EndNote's "Cite While You Write" function. The document is intended to serve as a starting guide for using EndNote's various features.
1. The document provides information about various research resources for childhood education available at CCNY Libraries, including databases, journals, and other materials.
2. It describes how to access and search key databases like EBSCOhost, ERIC, JSTOR, and subject-specific databases, as well as how to find and request print journals and books.
3. Instructions are given for exporting citations to RefWorks, creating bibliographies, and accessing full text through interlibrary loans when articles are not available directly.
The document provides information about HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) including:
- HTML is the predominant markup language for web pages and provides structure through tags like headings, paragraphs, lists, links, etc.
- It allows embedding of images and objects and uses tags surrounded by angle brackets to denote elements.
- HTML can include JavaScript, CSS, and other scripts to affect webpage behavior and appearance.
The document provides an overview of the features and functionality available within the EBSCOhost interface. It describes the basic search screen and search options, including search modes, limiting searches, and previewing article details and images. It also reviews result filtering and organization, saving search strategies and results, and customizing system preferences.
The document discusses Salesforce.com, the world's leading sales application. It notes that Salesforce.com has strong growth in new customers, over 2 million users worldwide, and is a public company traded on the NYSE. It also summarizes that customers report success across key metrics after implementing Salesforce.com solutions.
The document provides an overview of how to use the Education Daily resource. It can be browsed by topic or searched using basic or advanced search functions. Basic search allows searching across all databases, while advanced search limits databases and provides category-specific search fields. Results are organized by relevance and database. The resource contains education news, research summaries, policies and regulations.
Introduction to EBSCO Discovery Servicedebwinarski
EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) provides a single search point for an institution's entire collection. This tutorial demonstrates how to perform a keyword search in EDS and use the various limiters, facets, and search features. Key aspects of EDS covered include searching options, limiters to filter results, refining searches using facets, viewing article details and holdings information, and saving items to a folder.
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com/
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com/
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stick them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com/
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com/
The document discusses the National Provider Identifier (NPI), a unique 10-digit number used to identify health care providers in transactions adopted by HIPAA. It explains that all covered health care providers must obtain an NPI to replace legacy identifiers. Providers can apply for an NPI on the NPPES website. The NPI simplifies electronic transmission of information and coordinates benefits transactions. Sole proprietorships are considered individuals and apply using an SSN rather than an EIN.
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates. https://www.npidataservices.com/
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com
NPI Data Services is one of the leading healthcare data provider companies in the US since 2009. We collect data from various reliable sources, standardize and stich them together to create valuable data products. We help healthcare businesses with reliable & freshly updated healthcare provider data in easy-to-understand and easy-to-use format at competitive rates.
https://www.npidataservices.com
Juta provides online full-text access to the latest versions of South African statutes currently in force, along with more recent regulations as well as the South African Law Reports and South African Criminal Law Reports in particular as well as journals.
This document provides a tutorial on using advanced search features in EBSCOhost, including guided searching across multiple fields, saving searches, creating alerts, and browsing indexes. Key features covered are conducting guided searches with multiple search terms across fields like subject and title, sorting and filtering search results, saving, emailing, or citing search results, setting up publication and journal alerts, and browsing indexes of publications within a database. The help section provides links to additional resources.
The document discusses the key features and capabilities of search in SharePoint 2013, including personalized search results, continuous crawling, query rules to customize search results, managed metadata and refiners to improve relevance, and analytics to track search usage and improve recommendations. It provides details on result sources, query rules, display templates, and various analytics features to enhance the search experience.
The document provides information on different tools and techniques for searching the web, including search engines, meta-search engines, and subject directories. It discusses how to determine the best tool based on your topic and what you are looking for. The document also covers different types of searches such as keyword, phrase, advanced, and Boolean searches using operators like AND, OR, and NOT. Proper use of search terms and techniques can help users efficiently find relevant information online.
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The document provides information and tasks for optimizing an e-commerce website's category and product pages. It includes:
- Keyword research results for the "bras" category indicating popular search terms related to color, fabric, style, and use.
- The task of writing 1-2 paragraphs of search-optimized copy for the "bras" category page.
- Product details for two Pleasure State bras and briefs made of stretch spot mesh and lace, including tasks to write 50-100 word descriptions for each product's AU and NZ product pages.
This document provides a user guide for KeyCite, a citation research service available on Westlaw Australia. KeyCite allows users to view the direct appellate history, negative indirect history, citing references, and cited references of cases to ensure cases have not been overturned or called into question before relying on them. KeyCite uses status flags like red, yellow, green, and blue to indicate the level of negative treatment a case has received. The guide describes how to access and view KeyCite information for cases from various entry points within Westlaw Australia and what information is shown, like direct history, negative indirect history, related references, and treatment phrases.
This document provides an author guide for publishing with Thomson Legal & Regulatory. It outlines responsibilities of authors and the publisher. It provides guidance on structuring works, writing styles, formatting manuscripts, and the production process. Authors are responsible for content accuracy while the publisher edits, styles, and prepares the work for publication. The guide emphasizes planning, clear organization, readability for both print and digital formats, and following the publisher's style guidelines.
Samsung has provided an update on the recall of six top-loading washing machine models initiated in 2013, stating that 84% of affected machines have now been repaired, replaced, or retrieved. A total of 331 cases of issues have been confirmed, and around 22,000 affected machines have yet to be addressed. Samsung encourages customers to check if their top-loading Samsung washer is affected and to contact Samsung for repair or refund if so.
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This document provides tips for using LinkedIn to build connections and find opportunities. It recommends meeting people in person through local networking groups like Meetup to share interests, while using LinkedIn to search for people by occupation, title, or location. The document also suggests customizing your LinkedIn profile and contact details to present yourself effectively and stay connected.
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The document provides tips for creating a simple resume that is optimized for applicant tracking systems. It recommends including name, contact information, and LinkedIn URL at the top, and organizing the rest of the resume into 4 sections - Profile, Experience, Education, and Achievements. Key points to focus on are using bullet points instead of paragraphs, highlighting achievements and results, and matching keywords from the job description. Resources for resume writing and reviewing are also included.
Samsung is running a promotion where customers who purchase a Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge between January 16 and March 13, 2017 can receive a Samsung Gear Fit2 valued at $289 for free. To redeem the offer, customers must register online between January 16 and April 17, 2017 by providing proof of purchase and photos of the phone's IMEI number. If validated, the Gear Fit2 will be sent within 30 days.
To update a Samsung Galaxy S III to the Android Jellybean version 4.1.2, follow 11 steps: navigate to settings, select about device and software update, select update, choose Wi-Fi or cellular data, download and install the update, then verify the phone is running version 4.1.2. The process downloads and installs the new software version.
Samsung offers innovative retail solutions to transform the shopping experience for digitally empowered consumers. Their offerings include digital signage, interactive kiosks, mobile devices, and software to create an engaging in-store environment. This allows customers to easily access product information and make purchases, while giving retailers tools to display promotions, manage inventory, and provide a seamless omnichannel experience. Samsung has successfully implemented these solutions for various retailers globally, streamlining operations and boosting sales through an improved customer experience.
1. Samsung produces air conditioning systems for homes and large commercial buildings.
2. Samsung's new Smart Series air conditioners can be controlled remotely using a smartphone app, allowing users to adjust the temperature away from home.
3. The Smart Series air conditioners have features like automatic temperature adjustment for sleep, filtration systems, and different operating modes for cooling, heating, and fan use.
The Samsung Galaxy NotePRO is an innovative mobile device designed for business professionals. It has a large 12.2-inch display for viewing documents and presentations. It also has wireless communication features like an e-meeting solution and pre-loaded WebEx for virtual meetings. The device allows users to access, create, and manage business data and documents on the go.
Samsung provides air conditioning solutions for homes, including ducted, cassette, and wall mounted split systems. Their systems use Smart Inverter technology to maintain steady temperatures without constant shutting on and off. They have a wide operating temperature range and intuitive control options. Samsung also offers reliable after sales support through their service network and 5 year warranty.
The document provides an overview and sales guide for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone, highlighting its features for business use. It summarizes that the Galaxy Note 3 features an elegant design, large high-definition screen, powerful multitasking capabilities using Multi Window and Pen Window, and productivity features of the S Pen like Action Memo and direct handwriting input. The document is aimed at demonstrating how the Galaxy Note 3 can enhance work styles and productivity for business professionals.
The document discusses how the Samsung Galaxy S5 can help optimize business efficiency and security. It provides:
1) Robust security features like Samsung KNOX and fingerprint scanning to safeguard business information on the go.
2) Features that ensure business continuity such as ultra power saving mode, removable batteries, and water/dust resistance to keep workers connected for longer.
3) Powerful productivity features including fast 4G speeds, download booster, and connectivity to Samsung wearables to accelerate work and communication.
Samsung introduces its new business experience which offers integrated solutions using their products to improve business productivity, customer experiences, and collaboration. Their suite of products like displays, smartphones, tablets, and printers are designed to be intuitive and help businesses work smarter. Samsung works with partners to understand unique business needs and provide customized solutions to drive performance and set businesses apart from competitors.
This document discusses how Samsung provides digital technology solutions to help transform education and the learning experience. It summarizes that Samsung offers a range of products like interactive whiteboards, printers, tablets, monitors, and digital signage that promote collaborative and mobile learning. Samsung also partners with educational publishers to provide apps for tablets that give students interactive educational content.
This document introduces Samsung's enterprise security framework for Android devices used in business. It provides enhanced security features beyond native Android, including over 725 security APIs, 338 IT policies, on-device encryption, VPN support, strong Exchange ActiveSync integration, and a credible partner ecosystem. The framework is designed to help businesses securely enable mobility and implement a robust security strategy for corporate mobile use.
Samsung offers various technology products and solutions that can help financial institutions improve customer experience, operational efficiency, and employee productivity. Their portfolio includes displays, interactive kiosks, cloud displays, printers, SSDs, tablets, and smartphones. These technologies can support digital banking experiences, enable collaboration both in branches and remotely, and allow a mobile workforce.
Samsung Smart Service provides ongoing support and service for Samsung technology products used by enterprise customers. It aims to minimize downtime and loss of productivity. The service includes a standard offering of return, pick up, onsite support, and advanced exchange options. It also offers premium services like accidental damage protection and increased levels of onsite support. Customers can access Smart Service by calling Samsung's service desk for assistance with any technology issues.
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