Working Title Linkminer for Windows

Name: Working Title Linkminer
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Working Title Software

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By Working Title Software

Scan your document for links, research online, and make notes without leaving Microsoft Word.

Working Title LinkMiner provides deep research abilities within Microsoft Word. It is an application for students and professionals alike and is essential for the day to day research needs of pre and post graduates.

View all the links in a Word document within an easy to use pane within MS Word. Working Title LinkMiner will scan your document for links, including html, email and FTP links and put them all in an easy to read table within your Word environment. You can visit each link without leaving Word, through the easy to use browser included in the LinkMiner pane. Of course, you can also view the link within in your default browser. In one click, you can do a Google search of the web using for the text of the link as your keywords. You can also perform any other search or browse to another site, all within Word. LinkMiner gives you the ability to research alongside your Word document, making your research far more relevant and powerful, as you can keep track of your document and your thoughts far more easily. While you're researching, you can use the notes pane within Working Title LinkMiner to make notes alongside your Word document. Save the notes and work on them later, or clear the text once you've incorporated it into your Word document. You can move the pane to any side of the screen, top, bottom, left or right, as you wish, depending on what suits the information you have up at the time. You can also hide the pane entirely, for when you're not using it. For small screens, Working Title LinkMiner also includes a Ribbon Mode, where you can scan your document for links and return them to the ribbon. You can see what links are in a document, browse to them or clear them as needed, all within your ribbon. While in ribbon mode, the Notes and Research panes are still available if you need them.