New Documents To Help With Greenstone Digital Library Software
All documents by K. Rajasekharan, and K. M. Nafala, (2007)
1)
Building up a Digital Library with Greenstone: a Self-Instructional Guide for Beginner’s
The purpose of this manual is to serve as a self-instructional guide to those who want to build greenstone collections with Greenstone digital library software 2.72 independently. The manual can be used as a training hand-out for exposure training that long for one or two days. The basic approach of the manual is to include the essential and easy-to-learn things and to exclude everything else that cannot be learned by new users…This manual deals with the first layer of knowledge on implementation of greenstone. Advance features are not dealt with in this manual. We express our gratitude to Dr. John Rose for the enthusiasm he has shown in clarifying our doubts, helping us learn newer changes and suggesting corrections in the draft, without which the document would have more infirmities. Some others have also pointed out a few corrections. Thanks to them.
2) Creating a Greenstone Digital Library with Winisis Database. Guide/Manual (2007)
3) Easy Ways to Customize the Display of Greenstone Pages Guide/Manual
4) Creation of Digital Document Archives with Winisis. Guide/Manual
5) Creating Digital Document Archives with Winisis & Genisisweb Software. Guide/Manual.
6) Manual on digital document archiving. Guide/Manual
7) Manual for Creation of CD-ROM Library with Winisis/GenisisCD. Guide/Manual
Source: E-LIS
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