BookWhere 2000 search and retrieval software is the perfect complement to your Citation bibliographic database. BookWhere 2000 lets you easily search libraries and databases of published information on the Internet. You can simultaneously search library collections and specialized databases including MEDLINE, PsycINFO, the Library of Congress, OCLC's WorldCat, and hundreds of others worldwide, and download your search results directly into Citation format.

Using BookWhere 2000 is easy. . . you simply:

• Search library and information databases on the web
• Export search results to a Citation datafile

It's an easy and efficient way to research your topic and build your datafile.

BookWhere 2000 includes connection files for hundreds of library catalogs and databases.

You can search for articles, books, patents, conference proceedings, films, technical reports and other materials in libraries worldwide.  BookWhere 2000 lets you search sources in North America, Europe and Asia for information to augment your local resources.

BookWhere 2000 provides access to important information for your research, from commercial bibliographic databases to online card catalogs. You can instantly access online databases such as MEDLINE, PsycINFO, and library card catalogs to find relevant references for your research. With BookWhere 2000, you can search multiple databases simultaneously, saving you time.

Using BookWhere 2000 is like searching a "Virtual Union Catalog" of hundreds of libraries.  You can search groups of libraries, for example academic libraries that provide Inter Library Loan services to your institution, or special libraries in medicine, engineering, law and other disciplines, or all public libraries in a region.

For example, if you are researching the legal implications of an increased incidence of the AIDS in US prisons, you can use BookWhere 2000 to identify sourceworks beyond what is available locally. You might want to include these sources in the "further reading" section of your manuscript, or pursue alternative methods (Interlibrary loan, for instance, or amazon.com) of adding these sources to the background material for your project.

BookWhere 2000 requires a connection to the Internet.

Note that some commercial databases, such as Ovid, require an account and password for access.

The minimum hardware required is a Pentium processor, 16 MB RAM and 4 MB free disk space, CD-ROM drive for installation only,VGA monitor and mouse.

Download the BookWhere 2000 Evaluation copy and see for yourself just how easy and useful it can be to search the internet for materials related to your research!

The SeaChange Web site at www.bookwhere.com provides Tech notes and FAQs for BookWhere 2000.