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Search Interface
On 15 August, 2005, Science of Synthesis Version 3.0 was released, equipped with the following new interface features: Searching 
To make structure searching as quick and as easy as possible, the user has a choice of three popular structure drawing tools: ISIS Draw, Java Applet, and ChemDraw, plus the ability to upload Molfiles from a local disk. In addition to the Full Text search field, fast access to the information contained within Science of Synthesis can now also be achieved using a variety of other search functions. In combination with a Structure, Substructure, or Reaction Query, the user can refine his/her search with a CAS registry number, a catalyst, a solvent, a reaction temperature, or a reaction yield. Should the user be looking for Bibilographic information, then a separate drop down menu allows the user to access information on Authors, Book/Journal Title, and Publication Year. Bibliographic information solely related to Science of Synthesis can be accessed by selecting the Volume Number, Section Number, or Page Number fields. Table of Contents Users may browse through the product using the newly styled, hierarchical table of contents in the left hand frame.
Hitlist Hits are listed as single step reactions in the form of a sequential list. In the list, up to 50 hits are displayed. To view a hit document, simply click on the single step reaction or on the citation below it.
Navigation The Query form, Hitlist, and Full Text windows can be viewed in paralel for ease of use and quick cross-checking of search results and hit documents. The new frame tiling buttons allow the user to view both the table of contents and the full text side-by-side, or to view either frames in full screen for comfortable reading.
Browsing
In addition to being able to browse Science of Synthesis via:
Linking Extensive cross-linking allows smooth navigation between Science of Synthesis and related content in the Houben–Weyl archive. In addition, links from each citation enable fast access to the original research literature. Crossovers to databases and electronic journals are also fully supported, providing a channel to further relevant information about target compounds. Printing
For convenience in the lab, Science of Synthesis offers high quality printing. Users can choose to print individual documents containing high resolution graphics using the print command in the document frame. Alternatively, printing of multiple documents is also possible with a single mouse click directly from the table of contents using the print command button. |
News Thieme IUPAC Prize Congratulations to F. Dean Toste, recipient of the 2008 Thieme–IUPAC Prize. 2nd Editon of Hesse/Meier/Zeeh The 2nd English Edition of the acclaimed textbook Spectroscopic Methods in Organic Chemistry has been published in November 2007. Science of Synthesis Version 3.4 Version 3.4 includes 60,000 new reactions and adds SFX compatibility. For more information, please see our press release. Science of Synthesis Review by J. Currano 'Science of Synthesis is an excellent investment.' concludes Judith N. Currano, Head, Chemistry Library, University of Pennsylvania. Read the review in Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship. New volumes Science of Synthesis Volumes 31a on Arene¾X (X = Hal, O, S, Se, Te) and 31b on Arene¾X (X = N, P) (Ramsden/Bellus) have been published. 2008 Thieme IUPAC Prize The Call for Nominations for the 2008 Thieme IUPAC Prize in Synthetic Organic Chemistry is now open. Volume 29 now out Pharmaceutical Substances 3.0 Version 3.0 was released on June 15, 2007. The new release features important software amendments, 16 new active pharmaceutical ingredients and updates to 68 syntheses. More ... Science of Synthesis Workbench Editon Your key reference work on the chemistry of Hetarenes and Related Ring Systems! More... Protecting Groups The best-selling 3rd edition of Science of Synthesis author P.J. Kocienski's "Protecting Groups" is now also available as a softcover version. Click here for more info and to order your personal copy for just € 69.95 / $ 89.95. Archive Click here to view archived news items. |
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, which download successive documents as if the user were leafing through a book. 