Internet Research Toolbar 1.01

Internet Research Toolbar (IRT) is an easy-to-use toolbar-addition to Microsofts Internet Explorer (5.0 and above), which enables anyone who uses online information to save and organize it with a single mouse click, all without leaving the browser.

Internet Research Toolbar solves two problems: despite the incredible amount of information on the Web, theres no easy way to save it, nor is there a good place to put it. That is, until now.

Every saved item, whether its a full Web page, an HTML selection, or text, becomes a fully searchable record in the users Flexity Database. Without leaving Internet Explorer, records can be searched by keyword or other pre-defined or custom criteria. Retrieved records can be browsed just as if they were on the Web.

While all users will appreciate the speed and convenience of one-click saving, researchers, teachers, students and librarians will especially like IRTs annotation capabilities. Using formats (COS) based upon THE COLUMBIA GUIDE TO ONLINE STYLE, bibliographic references practically build themselves based upon the content of the Item being saved. This powerful capability takes much of the tedium out of writing term and research papers.

A single-user license is priced at only $59.95. A 30-day, full-featured, free trial version is available at http://www.internet-research-toolbar.com. Eleven Flash demos covering all major Toolbar functions are also viewable on the Web site.