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24.4 RDISCLOSURE 176 Guide to STN Patent Databases In RDISCLOSURE the full text is searchable, it can be displayed as ASCII text without images (ALL format) or as page images, including drawings, using one of these formats: TIFF DISPLAY ALL (STN Express or STN on the Web) PDF DOWNLOAD PDF (STN Express only) => FIL RDISCLOSURE => S ?MICROCONTROLLER? L1 71 ?MICROCONTROLLER? => DOWNLOAD L1 1-2 PDF ENTER HIGHLIGHT or NOHIGHLIGHT:NO VALID DOWNLOAD OPTIONS ARE 'PDF, CAPT' ENTER DOWNLOAD OPTION(PDF) :. CREATE (SINGLE) OR MULTIPLE FILES:MUL ENTER FILENAME OR (?):MICRO TEXT DATA WILL BE DOWNLOADED TO 'MICROnnn.PDF' USING 'PDF' START DOWNLOAD (Y)?:. Options: PDF Save as .pdf CAPT Save together with .trn (can be displayed with PDF reader) SINGLE Save all full texts in one file MULTIPLE Save each full text in a separate file
25 Full text 25.1 Searches in full-text databases Types of search Bibliographical databases, having meaningful titles, abstracts, and advanced indexing, are still the best sources for searching prior-art publications. Anyway, full-text databases offer a number of options to either complement the bibliographical databases or use them alone for searching by Text searches Comprehensive text coverage. This may be an advantage or a drawback. Full-text databases hold a lot of unweighted text, which will tend to increase the number of hits and at the same time decrease the relevance of the search results. To increase the relevance of the documents found proximity operators should be used a lot. The FOCUS and DISPLAY OCCURENCES commands should also be employed to identify relevant documents. Another way is to use selected search fields, e.g. /TI, /AB, /CLM, rather than searching the full text. On the other hand the comprehensive text coverage has the advantage that certain search terms, such as proper names, very current or specific wordings, etc., will only appear here. This feature is often used when searching for prior art to be used in an opposition. It may also be that the otherwise very good indexing in bibliographical databases is less appropriate for certain fields of technology, e.g. if the field of search is a very new or dynamic one. Full-text databases can be very helpful in these circumstances. Timeliness. Full-text databases either import the machine-readable text provided by the patent offices or they make use of an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software to produce the full text. As the documents are not edited manually they can be made available very quickly. Thus, full-text databases are often used at the same time as bibliographical databases to cover very recent publications. Additional bibliographic information. Full-text databases even offer extensive bibliographical information from the original documents, such as the addresses of applicants, inventors, or legal representatives. Full-text searches are often performed as multi-file searches (e.g. in PCTFULL, EPFULL, PATDPAFULL). The search result is likely to include a number of publications from the same patent family, which should be combined using their priority numbers. However, the priority numbers in full-text databases are often not in standard format, which makes it neces Multi-file and the Family search examples illustrate this strategy. The following table gives an overview of the contents and search options in full-text databases: EPFULL PCTFULL USPATALL PATDPA- FRFULL GBFULL RDISCLO- IFIPAT FULL SURE Cover- 1978- 1978- 1790- 1987- 1900- 1840- 1960- 1950age EPA, EPB WOA 1975- DEA, DEB, FRA GBA, GBB, USA, USP 2001 DEC, DET, DEU GBC Lan- EN, FR, DE DE, EN, ES EN DE, EN FR, EN EN DE, EN, FR, EN guages FR SV SLART BI, CLM, TI, BI BI, AB, TI BI, TI, AB, BI BI BI, TI BI AB, MCLM CLM, ECLM CLM, MCLM Images Yes Yes (No No Yes Yes Yes No CAS indexing No No Yes No No No No Yes (chem.) LS / FAM LS search LS / FAM No LS / FAM LS / FAM LS / FAM No LS / FAM LS / FAM Disp Disp Disp Disp Disp Disp Classification IPC IPC NCL, IPC IPC IPC IPC IPC, ECLA IPC, NCL 177
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