New LexisNexis Professional



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24 September 2001

Product Bulletin: New LexisNexis Professional

Check out the new range of features and functions coming soon to LexisNexisTM Professional. New, easy-to-use search screens, improved alerting and more flexible Source Shortcuts make LexisNexisTM Professional even easier to use and faster to search.

Simple Search Screen
News searches are more straightforward with the new simple search screen.

You don’t need any specialist knowledge of search syntax

No-nonsense source selection, all on one screen. Take your pick from top news collections and individual publications

Set Simple Search as your opening screen for maximum

Alert personal
Now a more powerful alerting service with more adaptable delivery options.

Up to 25 full text articles emailed directly to you

Choose time of delivery and format for each individual alert

Now receive up to 100 articles in list format for each alert

Source Shortcuts
Saving sources to search later is one of our most popular features.

Completely redesigned to improve ease-of-use

Edit existing Shortcuts – add or remove individual publications

Delete old Shortcuts to minimize clutter on your screen

Favourite Searches
Now work just like Source Shortcuts.

A project reference can now be saved with your Favourite Search so you can now keep tabs on regular searches

Assisted Searches (including the new Simple Search) can now be saved as Favourites

Other Goodies

After browsing documents in Full, you now go back to the exact position in your List, so you always know where you are

SmartIndexing now offers a new range of terms perfect for searching geographic regions or industry-wide sectors e.g. Banking

Browsing tagged documents makes it easy to pick out that perfect result set before you print or download

Now you can enter library or file codes straight into your search screens

Pressing “Enter” now executes your search. Simple but timesaving

Page estimates for all documents delivered

LexisNexis News:

Easier to use

More intuitive

Faster to search

More powerful alerting