There is a work around. When you get the error message, try removing the last part of the url in the address bar of your browser.

You see this: https://www.refworks.com/refworks/loginredirect.asp

You must remove the “loginredirect.asp” part, so you only have this left: https://www.refworks.com/refworks/

Then hit [ENTER].

In the AUB Link menu (shown when e.g. following links to articles from Google Scholar) the import window in RefWorks is empty.

In our own article search an export to RefWorks will work, however sometimes (!) it will not have publication year.

We are in contact with our vendors to solve these issues.

In the meantime you can access the newspapers via Proquest.

UPDATE:

This problem is isolated to a limited number of network – unfortunately the network at the library is having this problem.

This is due to a system update.

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Update: fixed

The problem is cookie related. You should be able to remove the problem by deleting cookies on your computer.

To delete cookies and cache, please perform the following and then try to access EBSCO:

In Internet Explorer

1.Select Tools > Internet Options.
2.Click on the General tab and then the Delete… button.
3. check both Temporary Internet Files and Cookies then click Delete.

Click OK.

Go back to the site and attempt to access EBSCOhost

1. Find and download Aldiko Book Reader as an app in Google Play on your Android based tablet or smartphone. The app is free of charge.
2. Aldiko Book Reader requires an Adobe ID to work. Create one for free at https://www.adobe.com/account/sign-in.adobedotcom.html  if you don’t have one already
3. When Aldiko Book Reader has been downloaded to your iPhone/iPad you need to open the app and authenticate the application with your Adobe ID. This is done by choosing “settings” on your device and then choosing ADOBE DRM.
4. Insert your Adobe ID credentials
5. Afterwards you should be able to open the eBook of your choice in Aldiko Book Reader

1. Find and download Bluefire Reader as an app in Appstore on your iPhone/iPad. The app is free of charge.
2. Bluefire Reader requires an Adobe ID to work. Create one for free at https://www.adobe.com/account/sign-in.adobedotcom.html  if you don’t have one already
3. When Bluefire Reader has been downloaded to your iPhone/iPad you need to open the app and authenticate the application with your Adobe ID. This is done by choosing “info” in the bottom of your screen.
4. Afterwards you should be able to open the eBook of your choice in Bluefire Reader.

Remote access to resources is not affected.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Problems fixed.

Mobile vouchers allow users at the university to tie their mobile device to the online subscriptions on Sage journals – allowing off campus access while on the go!

Each user’s mobile device must be vouched for individually and they can obtain a voucher following these simple step-by-step instructions:

1.   Put their device on your institution’s network and open the mobile journal site that they would like to obtain a voucher for (for example http://m.ajs.sagepub.com)
2.   Select “Authorize This Device”
3.   Complete the “Authenticate Mobile Device for SAGE Journals” form and click submit
4.   Copy the voucher code provided on the next screen and click on URL provided
5.   Enter the voucher code and select “Get access”

Once they’ve obtained a voucher from one journal site, they can use that voucher to access all journals based on your library’s e-access subscriptions.  Vouchers will be valid for approximately 6 months as long as your subscriptions are active.

Learn more about this new offering with our Mobile Voucher Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

• Login to your loans or renew
• Use our self service libraries for loan or return of books, magazines etc.
• See location of books in our search engine.

The vendor is on this issue, and is working on a solution as we write.

Note that accessing subscribed content from Aalborg University Library requires campus network access. For off campus access to subscribed content, you need to save the eBook in the folder called “Offline Bookbag” in the app, while you are still on campus network (AAU-1x).

Be aware that Aalborg University Library has a maximum of six simultaneous users, which means that you get an error message, if too many users are logged in.

This is how you access this eBook through the Safari To Go app

1. Go to the list of ebook collections at Aalborg University Library and choose the option “Safari Tech Books” while you’re on the campus network (AAU-1x)
2. Make a “Personal account sign in” from the front page. When you have filled out the form, you receive an email with a link to verify. Afterwards you have to choose a password.
3. Go to either App Store or Google Play to download the free app. Open the app while you’re still on the campus network and sign in. You are now able to access Aalborg University Library’s subscribed content.
4. If you want to read an eBook off campus, you will need to save it in the folder called “Offline Bookbag”, while you are on the campus network.

The website is compatible with the following browsers:  Safari and Chrome

Tools for note taking, bookmarks and personal bookshelf:  are available if you have a personal account

Search options
You can browse subject categories, or use simple or advanced search. It is also possible to search within the specific book.

This eBook is provided by Aalborg University Library through the CRC Netbase platform and besides from accessing it on your computer or your tablet browser, you can access it through a mobile site on an Ipad or an Iphone.

It is possible to use the feature “add to home screen” on your iPad/iPhone to create a shortcut to the CRC Netbase platform, and access the eBook through this. Be aware that accessing subscribed content requires campus network access. For off campus access to subscribed content from Aalborg University Library, you can register for an account and use the feature “pair your mobile device”.

This is how you access the CRC Netbase platform through the mobile-site

1. On your iPad, go to our list of ebook vendors and choose the option CRC Netbase while you’re on the campus wireless network (AAU-1x)
2. Make a search (E.g. “Chrome”)
3. Choose the “settings” page and register under “My account”
4. When you have made a personal account, go to “my account”
5. Log in with your CRC Netbase credentials, and a confirmation email is sent to your email account for you to verify.
6. Go to CRC Netbase main website, and choose “mobile” at the upper right corner.
7. Press “Pair device” and write down the code obtained.
8. Go to mobile site, choose settings, choose device pairing, and enter the code.
9. Your device is now paired for 90 days and you will have access to Aalborg University Library’s subscribed content when you are off campus access.

The mobile site is compatible with the following browsers: Safari, Chrome and Opera Mini on your iPad.

Download options to your iPad/iPhone

You can view a pdf file on screen, or download it (temporarily) to Bluefire Reader and use the various tools in this reader. You can only download or view chapters from the book and not the entire book at one time.

Search options

You can browse subject categories, book series, books, or use the simple search (with options for selecting: title, author or all fields)

Personal bookshelf

When reading a chapter you can add it to your favorites. You need to create a personal profile and log on to use this option.

Social networks and sharing

You can share a link to content either via email or social networks (Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn)

This is how you access the Springerlink platform through the app

In order to download SpringerLink eBooks to your iPad, you need to be connected to the university wireless network (AAU-1x). It is not possible to access content provided by Aalborg University Library outside the network.

1. Browse the AppStore on your iPad (search for “Springerlink”)
2. Download the app to your tablet
3. Make a search (E.g. “Energy”)
4. From the list of results open the book in question
5. Press “View in Safari”
6. Choose “View HTML” or “View PDF”
7. Open the eBook in e.g. Bluefire reader

For further information about the Springerlink app go to http://www.springer.com/librarians/e-content/apps?SGWID=0-1724013-6-1279821-0

This is how you access the Thieme eBook Library platform through the app

In order to download Thieme E-Book Library books to your iPad, you will need to download and install the iPublishCentral Reader App first. This can be done in via the iPad app store:

1. Browse the AppStore on your iPad (search for “iPublishCentral Reader”).
2. From within the university wireless (AAU-1x)  network launch your iPad browser (Note: Thieme eBook Library currently support Safari browser only) and navigate to http://ebooks.thieme.com.zorac.aub.aau.dk/bookshelf
3. On the opening page, you will find the list of titles provided in the library. Browse to a title of interest and click on the “Download” link. This will take you to the Download page. As an iPad user you will see a download icon for the iPad.
4. Click the icon and the “open reader” file. Your title will download into your iPad’s Bookshelf within the iPublishCentral Reader App(Note: a title can only be downloaded once per session. However, beyond that, you are free to delete and/or reinstall any given title on your iPad)

Reading a Thieme eBook on an iPad:

• Open the iPublishCentral Reader and tap on a downloaded title to access the book.
• If you tap the top bar, a menu of icons will appear. On the left hand side icons are presented for the back button and table of contents. On the right hand side icons for settings, search, notes and bookmarks are presented.
• To delete a title, return to the iPad’s Bookshelf and make a “long tap” (keep your finger on the cover) until a delete icon appears at the corner of the book cover.
• You can change the settings to enable single or double page view as default. Double page view will only work in a landscape/horizontally orientated iPad
• Notes and bookmarks that are contained in your PC account are not linked or transferred to the iPad app (the iPad app does not allow or require the user to log in)

For further information about the Thieme eBook Library app, search options and so on, see theincluded manual.

You will need to go through the following steps. The steps numbered one to three can be conducted from any computer.

Furthermore you must have an Adobe ID and either a Facebook account or pair your device.

1. Go to the Ebrary platform via the Aalborg University Library website.
2. Login at Ebrary using the link at the top-right corner. This will lead you through our remote access where you must sign-in.
3. Go to My Settings at Ebrary and either:
4. Add your Facebook account to your Ebrary account. Ebrary will now show “Account linked to Facebook” or
5. Choose “mobile setup”, and connect your mobile device to your Ebrary account following the instructions.  
6. On your iPhone/iPad go to the App Store and install the ebrary app. If you want to download the Ebrary app for your Android Smart Phone go to Google Play.
7. You can now login to Ebrary on your device using either your Facebook account or email/passcode. First time users will have to authorize their device with an Adobe ID.

You can also choose to watch this Ebrary App: installation & authentication – video for a walk through

For further information about the Ebrary app go to http://www.ebrary.com/corp/mobile.jsp

The answer is – they do OECD iLibrary is not a new launch for OECD but their old Source OECD is still running and OECD would like their users to transit to their “new” platform OECD iLibrary.

So they have made a YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com/OECDiLibrary) with videos that hopefully will help you feel more at home at OECD iLibrary

We apologise for any inconvenience caused during this period.

Cambridge University Press Journals has their own YouTube channel. Here you can find videos showing how to do twinning of your device (tablet and so on) to regognize that you are from AAU even when you are not here physical or how and why you can set up ”My CJO”

http://www.youtube.com/user/CambridgeJournals

The set-up is already in place – so if you are in need of business information here in December you are in luck.

Update 1: Search is working, but login is not possible. We have contacted our vendor for a solution.

Update 2: Problems solved.

This only applies to the old version 3 and access via the AAU Access Control.

Only solution at the moment seems to be to upgrade to version 4.

We are investigating and hope to have it back shortly.

“We are pleased to inform you that SpringerLink is moving to a new and much improved platform. The new SpringerLink is faster, easier to use and optimized for most mobile devices.

Redirection and Linking:

Springer will redirect all users to the new SpringerLink upon migration. Meaning that if you try to access any Springer content within your institution you will be redirected to link.springer.com. So whether you find a Springer article on Google, via our catalogue or even using an old Springerlink direct url, you will be redirected to the article on link.springer.com.

My SpringerLink:

Individual accounts from the old SpringerLink will unfortunately not be migrated.

You will need to go to link.springer.com and set up a new profile/account. Make sure to do this while within the institution’s IP range as you will then be automatically associated to the institution’s access rights. Meaning that remote access to link.springer.com is set up immediately.

Training:

Webinar training sessions are available throughout the coming months. During these sessions you will be informed about features and functionalities of link.springer.com. There will also be plenty of time to ask questions.

We invite you to register for one of these training sessions via the Springer training page. An extensive FAQ and future training dates can be found here.”

We apologize for the inconvenience.

24/10-2010 – Så er der igen adgang til e-avisen

We have gone from that the European companies need an operation revenue of €10 mil. or more and 150 employees or more to be included in the database to an operation revenue of €1 mil. or more and 15 employees or more.

We hope you all enjoy this upgrade!