Marked Records Page

The Marked Records page displays a list of the records you have marked during the current session. You can mark records on the Search Results Summary page by clicking the checkbox beside an article then clicking the Submit Marks button or the Mark Page or Mark All buttons, or by clicking Mark on a Full Record page. Use the options on this page to: Print records. Save records to a file whose format is suitable for import into a bibliographic management program. Export records directly into a ProCite or Reference Manager database. E-mail records with a note to any e-mail address you enter. Order the full text of the article identified by any record. To clear all marked records: Click the Clear Marked List button on the Marked Records page, or start a new session (by clicking the Home button, then New Session).

To print records: Select a sort option and the bibliographic information you want to print in each record by clicking "Select fields" and checking boxes beside the field names you want. Note that the author, title, source, page count, publication date, IDS number, and source abbreviation fields always print. The Sort options are: Latest Date   Sorts records by the date on which the documents were processed at ISI, with the most recently processed records listed first. First Author   Sorts records in alphabetical order by the last name of the first listed author. Source Title   Sorts records in alphabetical order by source (e.g., journal) title. Times Cited   Sorts records by importance based on how many times the record has been cited by other articles. Review the records on the page to determine which records you want to print. Uncheck the box beside any record you do not want to print. Click "Format for Print". An HTML page will display with the records and fields you have selected. Print this page using the print option of your web browser. The resulting printed output corresponds in content and format to what you see on the page.

To save records to a file suitable for import by a bibliographic management software package: Select a sort option and the bibliographic information you want to save in each record by clicking "Select fields" and checking boxes beside the field names you want. Note that the publication type, author, title, full source title, beginning page, ending page, page count, ISO source title abbreviation, publication year, publication date, volume, issue, IDS number, source abbreviation fields, and ISI unique article identifier are always saved. The Sort options are: Latest Date   Sorts records by the date on which the documents were processed at ISI, with the most recently processed records listed first. First Author   Sorts records in alphabetical order by the last name of the first listed author. Source Title   Sorts records in alphabetical order by source (e.g., journal) title. Times Cited   Sorts records by importance based on how many times the record has been cited by other articles. Review the records on the page to determine which records you want to save. Uncheck the box beside any record you do not want to save. Click "Save to File". Your browser's file save dialog will display. Specify a path and file name in this dialog. When you exit the dialog, a file will be saved containing the fields and records you specified, with fields identified by tags. Sample exported record.

If you have ISI ResearchSoft's ProCite or Reference Manager and have installed the appropriate ISI ResearchSoft export plug-in, you can export marked records directly into a ProCite or Reference Manager database. To export records directly to ProCite or Reference Manager: Select the sort option and bibliographic information you want to export in each record by clicking "Select fields" and checking boxes beside the field names you want. Note that the publication type, author, title, full source title, beginning page, ending page, page count, ISO source title abbreviation, publication year, publication date, volume, issue, IDS number, source abbreviation fields, and ISI unique article identifier are always exported. The Sort options are: Latest Date   Sorts records by the date on which the documents were processed at ISI, with the most recently processed records listed first. First Author   Sorts records in alphabetical order by the last name of the first listed author. Source Title   Sorts records in alphabetical order by source (e.g., journal) title. Times Cited   Sorts records by importance based on how many times the record has been cited by other articles. Review the records on the page to determine which records you want to export. Uncheck the box beside any record you do not want to export. Click Export to launch the Web Capture application. If your browser prompts you on whether you want to open the file or save it to disk, select Open. If you have more than one version of ProCite or Reference Manager installed, you will be prompted to select one to which to export. Select the appropriate program. You will be prompted to select a database to which to add the exported records. Select a database. The selected version of ProCite or Reference Manager opens automatically and displays the database containing the newly exported records. Sample exported record.

You can e-mail your marked records with a note to any e-mail address you enter. The e-mailed records will be in the same format as the Save to File format. To e-mail records: Select the sort option and bibliographic information you want to e-mail in each record by clicking "Select fields" and checking boxes beside the field names you want. Note that the publication type, author, title, full source title, beginning page, ending page, page count, ISO source title abbreviation, publication year, publication date, volume, issue, IDS number, source abbreviation fields, and ISI unique article identifier are always e-mailed. The Sort options are: Latest Date   Sorts records by the date on which the documents were processed at ISI, with the most recently processed records listed first. First Author   Sorts records in alphabetical order by the last name of the first listed author. Source Title   Sorts records in alphabetical order by source (e.g., journal) title. Times Cited   Sorts records by importance based on how many times the record has been cited by other articles. Review the records on the page to determine which records you want to e-mail. Uncheck the box beside any record you do not want to e-mail. Click E-Mail to open the E-Mail page. In the "E-Mail the records to" box, enter a single valid e-mail address (for example, sendtoname@institution.com). The records will be e-mailed to this address. (Optional) In the "Your e-mail the records to" box, enter a single valid e-mail address (for example, yourname@institution.com). This address will display in the "from" box in the recipient's e-mail. In the "Notes" box, enter a note to add to the top of the e-mail message (up to 250 characters). Note: The Subject line of the e-mail will automatically be "Web of Science Records." Click Send E-Mail to send the records. If the e-mail was sent successfully, the message "Your marked records have been sent to the specified e-mail address" will display. If either of the e-mail addresses you entered is invalid, the message "Invalid e-mail address. Please enter a valid address" will display. Click your browser's Back button or the Marked List button and repeat steps 5 and 6. Click the Marked List button to return to the Marked List.

Using the "Format for Document Delivery" button, you can order the full text of any article. This button will not display if you do not have a document ordering option in your configuration. Note: Depending on your configuration, the "Format for Document Delivery" button will perform one of these three functions: Open the ISI Document Solution document ordering web site. Your marked list is passed for easy document ordering. Refer to the instructions on that site for more information. Open a third-party document ordering web site. Because the list of marked records are not sent to this site, you will need to enter the article information required by that site. Refer to the instructions on that site for more information. Send an e-mail to a predetermined Web of Science site administrator requesting the full text of the articles listed on the Marked Records page.

ISI's save file format is illustrated in the following sample record. You will see bibliographic information such as this for each record on your marked list. Two-character tags identify each data element in the record. Records are separated by an ER (end of record) tag. Each export file begins with two lines that identify the file type (FN) and version number (VR) of the export format. FN ISI Generic Export Format VR 1.0 PT J AU Foster, JD Hunter, N Williams, A Mylne, MJA McKelvey, WAC Hope, J Fraser, H Bostock, C TI Observations on the transmission of scrapie in experiments using embryo transfer SO VETERINARY RECORD LA English DT Article NR 15 SN 0042-4900 PU BRITISH VETERINARY ASSOC C1 INST ANIM HLTH, OGSTON BLDG, W MAINS RD, EDINBURGH EH9 3JF, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND.MRC, NEUROPATHOGENESIS UNIT, EDINBURGH EH9 3JF, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND.SCOTTISH AGR COLL, VET SERV DIV, PENICUIK, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND.INST ANIM HLTH, COMPTON LAB, READING RG16 0NN, BERKS, ENGLAND. ID FIBRIL PROTEIN PRP; SIP GENE; SHEEP AB This investigation studied the maternal transmission of scrapie in sheep by using embryo transfer to examine the viability of highly susceptible offspring derived from scrapie- affected and uninfected donors. The study also examined the effect of washing the embryos, Scrapie occurred in both washed and unwashed embryo-derived Sip sAsA progeny from both groups of donor ewes, As a result, the earlier observation that scrapie might pass via the unwashed embryo to develop as disease in adult sheep has to be reassessed. Several other implications of the work are considered, including the possibility that natural scrapie is not purely a genetic disease. CR DICKINSON AG, 1974, V84, P19, J COMP PATHOL DICKINSON AG, 1988, P63, NOVEL INFECTIOUS AGE DICKINSON AG, 1976, P209, SLOW VIRUS DISEASES FOSTER JD, 1993, P229, TRANSMISSIBLE SPONGI FOSTER JD, 1992, V130, P341, VET REC FOSTER JD, 1991, V128, P548, VET REC GOLDMANN W, 1994, V75, P989, J GEN VIROL GOLDMANN W, 1991, V71, P2411, J GEN VIROL HADLOW WJ, 1982, V146, P657, J INFECT DIS HOURRIGAN J, 1979, V1, P331, SLOW TRANSMISSIBLE D HUNTER N, 1996, IN PRESS ARCH VIROLO HUNTER N, 1991, V72, P1287, J GEN VIROL HUNTER N, 1989, V124, P364, VET REC PARRY HB, 1962, V17, P75, HEREDITY STRINGFELLOW DA, 1990, P41, MANUAL INT EMBRYO TR TC 0 BP 559 EP 562 PG 6 PY 1996 PD JUN 8 VL 138 IS 23 GA UR372 PI LONDON RP Foster JD UT ISI:000078066600003 ER

Each export tag identifies a data element. Tags are not included unless the data elements they identify are present in the record. FN File type VR File format version number PT Publication type (e.g., book, journal, book in series) AU Author(s) TI Article title SO Full source title LA Language DT Document type NR Cited reference count SN ISSN PU Publisher C1 Research addresses DE Author keywords ID KeyWords Plus AB Abstract CR Cited references TC Times cited BP Beginning page EP Ending page PG Page count JI ISO source title abbreviation SE Book series title BS Book series subtitle PY Publication year PD Publication date VL Volume IS Issue PN Part number SU Supplement SI Special issue GA ISI document delivery number PI Publisher city WP Publisher web address RP Reprint address CP Cited patent J9 29-character source title abbreviation PA Publisher address UT ISI unique article identifier ER End of record

Bibliographic management software stores, manipulates, and prints out reference information in a variety of formats. Many of these software packages can import files containing reference information if the files are in the appropriate format. Since the required import format varies from product to product, you should consult the product documentation to determine whether your software can import ISI-generated files.

To enable the Export button, you must install the export plug-in available from ISI ResearchSoft. After this utility is installed, and you have configured your browser to recognize the utility as a helper/viewer application, the Export button will launch a program that exports marked records directly into a ProCite or Reference Manager database. Click here to access the download page for the export plug-in. Instructions for installing the utility are in the readme file that is included in the download. See your web browser documentation or help system for more information about setting up helper/viewer applications, also called plug-ins. You may also contact ISI ResearchSoft at: ISI ResearchSoft 800 Jones St. Berkeley, CA 94710 Phone: 510-559-8592   or 800-554-3049 Fax: 510-559-8683 info@isiresearchsoft.com