Hi urt,
Thanks for thinking of Citeline for your project -- it does sound like a
good application
of the tool, and there aren't many tools like it. While I certainly
agree with you about the
need for IE support, the sad truth is that we have don't currently have
anyone funded
to work on Citeline beyond minimal maintenance, and I have no estimate
of when that
situation will change.
As for alternatives, I haven't tried this one myself but it looks pretty
close:
http://publicationslist.org/
Best wishes for your project,
MacKenzie
> Dear Citeline Staff:
>
> I am the director of the online Museum of Underwater Archaeology. I have
> been working with the State of Maryland on finding the best way to put a
> bibliography of their state underwater cite report titles online in
> conjunction with numerous other states, thereby offering researchers the
> ability to search the formerly "grey" literature from one website.
> Maryland has been our test case and I had thought when I found citeline
> that it might be a great vehicle for doing so but I see now that the
> software doesn't work with IE. Approximately 85% of our audience uses IE
> and so, sadly, I don't think citeline will be the tool for us. I thought
> though that I should check with you all to see if the IE "bug" will be
> fixed any time soon or if you had a suggestion for another online tool
> that you would recommend. Any advice you could offer would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
>
> T Kurt Knoerl
> Director
> The Museum of Underwater Archaeology,
> http://www.uri.edu/mua
>
>
>
--
MacKenzie Smith
Associate Director for Technology
MIT Libraries
Received on Tue Jan 20 2009 - 22:21:43 EST