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The new version has the following changes:

• Changes to Word list analysis
• Author keywords and Web of Science KeyWords Plus® may be included in Word analysis
• New settings allow user to customize how multi-word terms and/or hyphenated words are analyzed and displayed.
• In the record lists some words (surrounded by peculiar punctuation or white space) in titles were not properly identified with links. Bug fixed
• When updates to word list were pending small words could have had an erroneous "Pending..." message. Bug fixed.
• Changes to Bibliometric View.
• A new parameter is calculated in Bibliometric View. LCSx shows the Local Citation Score excluding author self citations for each record.
• h-Index calculations, based on local citations (LCS), local citations excluding self citations (LCSx) and global citations (GCS) are now available for filtered lists of records.
• Totals, means and quartiles for LCSx are added to the statistics.
• Changes to Custom View to take advantage of introduction of LCSx.
• Changes to presentation of statistics in all views.
• Changes to the Edit tool to make editing easier.
• When Move To tool is invoked it defaults to the named item in the current list (ie. Author in Author list, Word in Word list, etc).
• Previously entered data is now cached per each list.
• After creation of new records, editing is disabled until the lists are updated.
• Layout changes to account for introduction of Internet Explorer 8.
• Changes to CSV export.

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HISTCITE SUPPORT]]>histcitehttp://histcite.forumco.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5510Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:01:42 +0100No such file or directory", when you try to add a new file using the File -> Add... menu. This is due to some changes introduced in Internet Explorer 8.

The work around is as follows.

Double click the globe Internet icon at the bottom of your IE8 window

Click "Local intranet"

Click "Sites"

Click "Advanced"

Make sure http://127.0.0.1 is in the input field

Click "Add"

Click out of the dialogs with OK.

It will now be possible to open files in HistCite as usual.

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Here are the steps to take:

Thanks for your message.

We are sorry we missed your forum message, and cannot find it on the server. The best way to get tech support for HistCite is to email support@histcite.com.

PubMed records can be imported into HistCite, though the result is not perfect.

Do a search in PubMed and display the results in "MEDLINE" format.
Save the results as a text file.

In a word processor, do to following.

1. Add the lines:
FN ISI Export Format
VR 1.0
to the top of the file.

2. Find and remove all "-".
3. Find and replace all double spaces with single spaces.
4. Place "ER" on a line at the end of each record.

When you open this file in HistCite it will get most of the data. There are some other refinements that you can do with Find and Replace in your text editor, but these will give you a file with the correct titles, authors and other bibliographic data.

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HISTCITE SUPPORT]]>Vladimirhttp://histcite.forumco.com/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=44&REPLY_ID=3010Mon, 6 Jul 2009 11:45:53 +0100Vladimirhttp://histcite.forumco.com/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=46&REPLY_ID=2910Mon, 6 Jul 2009 11:06:32 +0100ynsxxhttp://histcite.forumco.com/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=43&REPLY_ID=2610Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:57:23 +0100