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Firefox tools Internet Explorer tools

Available Search Providers:

• Search PFR textseeka using a DOI
  
  
• Search PFR textseeka using a PMID
  
  
• Search Google Scholar
  
  
• Search CiteSeer
  
  
• DOI Resolver - a "search provider" which will resolve DOIs directly to the publisher site (courtesy of Jean-Etienne Poirrier).
  
  
• Search ISI - a "search provider" which allows you to perfom a "topic", (i.e. Google-like), search of Web of Knowledge (if from a subscribing IP range).
  
  

To install any Internet Explorer 7 search providers provided on this site, follow the numbered instructions below.

To use search providers, you need to click on the search provider you want then type/paste in the text to search, and press enter.

The main aim of the LibX - PFR Toolbar is to make it easier for you to obtain items (articles, books, journals), though it can also be used to search for articles on Web of Knowledge, or eJournals on the PFR eJournals database.

Click on the image of the toolbar above to install it.

We have our own edition of the LibX toolbar on the LibX site.

For more information about what it does, read about it all on their site:

• Frequently Asked Questions
  
  
• Known Bugs
  
  
• Screenshots
  
  

Linking examples:

Please see this LibX page for illustrations of how the linking appears.

The (Google) Scholar button

"LibX uses Google Scholar to search for articles and directs the user to the electronic copy subscribed to by your Library. Select a citation, then drag-and-drop it onto the Scholar button on the toolbar. You can use this feature even from inside a PDF file, which makes retrieving papers referenced in a PDF file a snap.
To use this feature, your library must be a Google Scholar library, or you must activate this link in the Firefox profile in which LibX is installed: Activate Google Scholar support. N.B. You must use http://scholar.google.com not http://scholar.google.co.nz(See also LibX FAQ Question 11)

Copyright:

LibX is distributed under the Mozilla Public License. The copyright is held jointly by Annette Bailey and Virginia Tech.