Tag Archive: use

New Additions to the MHL

Have you checked out what the MHL’s latest additions are? There are a couple of ways you can see what’s new to our collection.

Searching the Archive (II)

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The last formal way of searching the Internet Archive, whether for content from the Medical Heritage Library or other collections, is via the advanced search function. As you can see, advanced search allows you to construct quite a complex search. …

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Searching the Archive (I)

IA original search

In our last post about searching, we talked about how to look through items specifically in the MHL collections and through the MHL’s Internet Archive website. But you might also be looking for items with, so to speak, a broader …

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Searching the MHL (I)

MHL search

There are several different ways you can access titles in the Medical Heritage Library through our Internet Archive website. Our homepage features a variety of search functions: you can use the general Internet Archive search at the top of the …

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The Incredible, Embeddable Book

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At the end of 2010, the team at the Internet Archive premiered a new BookReader. The new Reader has several nice new features, including a ReadAloud option, improved shareability, and a wider range of navigation options. The new BookReader can …

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Who is Francesco Durante or, What Can We Learn from Download Statistics?

Francesco Durante (1844-1934); frontispiece from vol. 1 of "Per il XXV Anno Dell'Insegnamento Chirurgico di Francesco Durante"

Internet Archive, where the Medical Heritage Library’s content now resides, has a neat feature that allows you to see what has been downloaded most often.  With almost 8,500 volumes digitized by February 1, 2011, I thought it would be interesting …

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