Announcing New "Search and Save" Search Tool

Wednesday, 14 January 2009

Introducing Search and Save, the online search tool that lets you save selected search results: http://search.patentbytes.com

search and save logo
Search and Save lets you conduct a search, presently using Google's patent, web, books, and blog search engines. As you find search results that you want to remember or come back to, you simply click the "copy" button and that search result is copied to another part of the page. All of the search results that you save will remain saved while you continue to review other search results and make further search queries. The Search and Save tool is particularly useful for conducting patentability searches. As you find patents, books, articles, or other "material" items, you can copy them to the saved column, where they will remain while you continue your search.
Search and Save is still in beta testing, and is still undergoing further development. Future improvements will include the ability to export the saved search results, for example to a csv file. For now, you can simply copy/paste the saved results into a separate document, such as a Word document, if you would like to retain a record of the search. There are also plans to expand the data sources that are available for searching.

 
Esp@cenet Introduces New SmartSearch

Thursday, 8 January 2009

Espacenet.com has introduced a new Smart Search feature, presently in beta phase. This new Smart Search feature allows for searching the Esp@cenet worldwide patent database using a single search field for keywords, inventor names, publication numbers, etc. If you have used Esp@cenet before, you know that in the past you had separate fields for each type of search entry. This new Smart Search looks like it will be a welcomed improvement.

Give the new Smart Search a try now. UPDATE: The search form has been moved to the right column.


 
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Esp@cenet Smart Search

Esp@cenet SmartSearch

Esp@cenet SmartSearch - Worldwide Patent Database:

Example: Siemens EP 2007

Explanation: Smart Search will look for Siemens as being the inventor/applicant (first letter in uppercase), for all EP, i.e. European patent applications (2 letters in uppercase for the country code) and 2007 as the publication date (4 digits for the year of publication).




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