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Litw3
Contact
Matthias Goden M.A.
goden@uni-muenster.de
Telephone: +49 (0)251 83 24214
Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
IVV7
Georgskommende 25
48143 Münster
Website: litw3.uni-muenster.de
Documentation
- Documentation [ .pdf - 1 MB - 2005.09.26 ]
- Installation Instruction for litw3 2.5.0 [ .txt - 2 KB - 2018.10.17 ]
Software
To use this software, you need to accept the GPL. You must register with CampusSource.
litw3 is a web-based literature administration system designed for literature-related data entry in workgroups, independent of time or location.
- Simplicity
Important aspects of litw3 are its user friendly operating system and its uncomplicated data entry and search (standard search) facilities. The use of freely definable input masks and output masks (e.g. for journal articles or for archival documents) enhances litw3's clear structure and helps avoid errors. - Efficiency
Data recurring in more than one record can be set as default values. - Variety
litw3 facilitates detailed data entry by offering the user a large number of search fields for data input. The advanced search allows the user to perform complex searches by using all Boolean operators.
litw3's registration process is designed to allow differentiated levels of access to the system (e.g. as guest, normal, advanced or administrator) - Consistency
The author and keyword index offers a "find and replace" function, thus avoiding the time-consuming manual correction of individual records. - Flexibility
The field headings can be changed according to the requirements of the individual user.
A user-friendly module can be used to import records that have been compiled with similar programs. (ASCII and UTF-8 with freely positioned field definers) - Clarity
All features of the database system are fully documented in the help index and an editable online support feature further assists users to produce complete and coherent records. - Presentation
Users can already release individual records for publicly accessible research purposes whilst they compile their literature database. Released records can be viewed in a shortened or full-length form. An XML export is also available. The work on a multilanguage version is in progress.
litw3 can be used with all servers that can read PHP.
For more information about litw3 and its features, please go to
http://litw3.uni-muenster.de