iMiser Research
Assistant
Screen Shots
(Taken in Windows
XP® and Windows
98®)
This is the
main iMiser screen. Note the green LED to the right of
the
address bar,
indicating that this is a saved Web
page.
This is an expanded view
of the iMiser screen showing a live Web
browser in action.
Note the red LED to the right of the address bar,
indicating that you are online.
Also note the internal Drop Target
(pelican), which can be used to
import Web pages, images, and
text directly. Clicking
the Drop Target will display an Import Menu
Another
expanded view of the iMiser
screen showing four
online
Web browsers open at the same time.
The
user is reading product
reviews and is comparison
shopping. Any or all of these pages
can
be saved and organized with just a few mouse clicks.

This is another view of
the iMiser screen showing a saved text file.
It also
shows the results of a search in the lower-left corner.
Note
that the
search results are not shown in a popup
window, but are
conveniently shown on the main
screen. Note also that the user has
changed
the iMiser screen colors.

The iMiser Import Wizard in
action, which lets you
customize your
saved Web page or document. Note the
checkbox near the bottom
that allows you to automatically add this
record to iMiser Favorites.

The Keyword
List Search Tool. Up to three keywords/phrases
can be
selected for a search. Keywords are
selected from a drop-down box.
Note that a search can be made within a given date
range.

The Full-Text
Search Tool. This does a full text search of
each saved
Web page or document. Up to four words or phrases can be used in a
search.

This is a sample
view of Favorites. A document can be
quickly
added
to Favorites with a single click of the Add button (Plus
sign) on the top.
A new folder can be made by
clicking the New Folder button. Unlimited
levels of Favorites
folders can be created, whereas many
programs of
this kind only allow one level.

This is the New Favorites Folder Box. It lets you
precisely and
easily add a new iMiser Favorites
folder by typing in a
name
and selecting a location for the new folder.

This is the iMiser E-mail Utility.
There are three formats
available for sending saved Web
pages and other
Web
content with your e-mail.

This is the iMiser Preferences
Dialog Box, showing
Internet
preferences. The default home page
automatically
defaults
to the current home page of Internet Explorer®.
