theLibrarian is an easy to use yet powerful application for cataloguing, organizing and managing your collections of books, comics or other kind of documents such as scientific articles, magazines and so on. Collect your documents into libraries; organize them into collections in a couple of steps; automatically retrieve covers and informations about their contents, authors, publishers and so on; save individual authors' biographies as well as publishers' forms; find in a flash what are you looking for between thousands of items by using either a quick search or by combining several criteria with boolean operators; read and convert books without using external applications; share your libraries using the internal web server or moving items to and from cloud thanks to the built-in support for Dropbox and Google Drive; export metadata as bib files, comma separated values, tab separated values or html catalogs The user interface of theLibrarian has been designed to be as simple as possible. All of your needs can be accomplished by using a handful of buttons along with menus, contextual menus and hypertextual links.
What is new in this release:
- research of metadata related to academic material extended to the IEEE Digital Library
- now it is possible to store the date and location of conference papers or proceedings into the citation data panel
- now it is possible to create a bibliographic list in different citation styles (APA, Chicago, MLA, IEEE, Harvard, Vancouver) starting from a selection of entries
- now it is possible to setup the application so that it will check for updates at every startup
- added to support for sending by mail a book or metadata related to a selection of entries
- now the application will remove automatically from the database each books' format whose associated link (if any) is broken
- now it is possible to view books' current retail prices and, possibly, buy them in the Amazon, Google and iTunes online stores
What is new in version 1.2:
- added support for HTMLZ (Zipped HTML eBook) format
- added support for CHM (Compiled HTML ebook) format
- research of authors' pictures and biographies extended to the ComicVine and MarvelComics online catalogs
- research of metadata and covers related to comics and comics collections extended to the ComicVine and MarvelComics online catalogs
- improved workflow related to the online research and later import of authors' pictures and biographies
- a few new keyboard shortcuts
- improved management of libraries with the same name into the recent menu item
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