Read cube Features
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Reader
http://www.readcube.com/reader
bookmarklet
Easily save articles from your browser to your ReadCube Desktop library
Installation is Easy
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Make sure your browser’s bookmark toolbar is visible. In Safari, choose “Show Bookmarks Bar” from the View menu.
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Drag the bookmarklet button to the right to your Bookmarks Toolbar.
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That’s it! Whenever you want to save a journal article to your ReadCube library, just click the “Add to ReadCube” button in your bookmarks bar. ReadCube desktop will automatically launch and import the article to your library.
Supported Sites
- ACM Portal
- ACS
- AIP Scitation
- APS
- APA PsycNet
- BioMed Central
- BioOne
- CiteULike
- Google Scholar
- IEEE Xplore
- Informaworld
- IngentaConnect
- Institute of Physics
- Lancet Journals
- NASA ADS
- nature.com
- OpticsInfoBase
- PLoS
- PNAS
- PubMed
- Science
- ScienceDirect
- Scirus
- Spires
- SSRN
- SpringerLink
- Wiley Online Library
About ReadCube Access
When you buy or rent an article via ReadCube access you get the full text article, delivered as an Enhanced PDF. So, not only do you get the full-text, it’s enhanced with clickable inline references and authors, one-click access to the supplemental information and related content, and the ability export a citation in any major format.
Are the restrictions on purchased or rented articles?
To be able to offer such a low price, your article purchase is considered a single user license. To prevent ilicit sharing of the article, you are restricted from sharing the PDF file. In addition, you may not print copies for your colleagues. You can, however, read the article as much as you want, make highlights and annotations, and use all the Enhanced PDF features.
How are rentals different than purchases in ReadCube Access?
Rentals and purchases in ReadCube Access are functionally the same, except that rentals expire after 48 hours. Once a rental expires you will no longer have access to the article.
How does ReadCube Access relate to the ReadCube desktop application?
Articles purchased via ReadCube Access can be downloaded to your ReadCube desktop application. Just click the “Add to Library” button when you’re viewing the article online. Downloading the article to ReadCube Desktop lets you have the article for offline reading. Plus, it allows the article to contribute to the smart article recommendations in ReadCube.
How can I share a ReadCube Access article with a colleague?
Although you cannot share the PDF file of an article purchased via ReadCube Access, you can let your colleagues know about what you’re reading by sending them a link to the article.
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