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Revista Cubana de Informática Médica 2011; 3 (2)

Creating and personalizing digital documents collections in greenstone (part 2)

Jiménez MJ

Language: Spanish
References: 14
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ABSTRACT

The presentation and organization of collections built with Greenstone system are endowed with a remarkable flexibility adds value to information access in the interests, characteristics and needs of end users. Article Creation and customization of a collection of digital documents based on Greenstone, described the custom design consisting of a collection of files. Doc and. Pdf with regard to navigation and search mechanisms on the one hand, and changes in some elements of their About page, on the other, which were obtained from dissimilar formats for strings and macro classifiers extra.dm. To deepen the familiarity of the advantages of this system and expand the range of possibilities offered in the second part of this work, we continued to customizing a similar collection on the basis of the application of other format chains operating immediate changes in the provision of data as well as the appearance and organization of the information contained on the pages generated by this system. Such a set of possible customizations illustrates, to some extent, the alternative configuration of the outputs of this application which also run in an expeditious manner.


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