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Background printing as e-mail attachments

In the "Gang of Four or Five" printing options in the upper left hand side, being able to have a quick option to send an individual document as a pdf or other format as an attachment with the citation and keywords in context in the text of the body of the e-mail would make life easier.

Posted Fri, Oct 2 2009 9:57 AM by Not My Usual Alias

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Tina George wrote re: Background printing as e-mail attachments
on Tue, Oct 6 2009 9:59 AM

Hi, and thanks for sharing the additional details w/ us Not My Usual Alias.  

It's important to utilize research time wisely and your idea is a great illustration.  

We'll pass this along to the right LN expert; stand by.

Keep sharing, voting & commenting !!

Angela Zener wrote re: Background printing as e-mail attachments
on Thu, Oct 29 2009 2:24 PM

Hello not my usual alias - have you seen other online publishing, web 2.0 functionalities that provides this? Maybe in other content providing services?

Not My Usual Alias wrote re: Background printing as e-mail attachments
on Wed, Nov 18 2009 2:47 PM

Angela --

Sorry to be so slow to respond.  Had to find my password.

I haven't seen other interfaces that work like that except IICLE Smartbooks.  Not much on the 2.0 functionalities that hits my desktop, so I can't speak to that aspect.

Angela Zener wrote re: Background printing as e-mail attachments
on Wed, Nov 18 2009 4:33 PM

Hi "Not My Usual Alias"

Have you used the "copy with cite" functionality that appears on top of every article in Lexis?  I attached a screen shot of what copy with cite does... but it basically allows you to highlight a section of the content and the content then appears with a link and the citation for you to import somewhere else as content in a clipboard.  I have used it to push content out to my social media sites, etc..

Let me know if this is what you were thinking... sounds like you would like an enhanced version of copy with cite functionality.

Attachment : copywcite.doc

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