EBNE and Compton's
I searched EBNE and Compton's for 12 major authors from the Noet Literature Research Library.
EBNE had entries for 6 of the authors / Compton's had entries for all 12
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Roger, are you asking a question? Your findings are to be expected with the partial list of articles supplied by EB for the EBNE.
See Ben's post here regarding the limited articles over 1200 words:
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/117689/850079.aspx#850079
MacBook Pro (2019), ThinkPad E540
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I didn't ask a question or complain. I just shared the search results from a short exploration.
Thank you for asking,
Roger
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The EBNE product page on the Noet website needs to be corrected regarding the Timeline linkage.
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Roger Dittmar said:
The EBNE product page on the Noet website needs to be corrected regarding the Timeline linkage.
Roger,
We had previously made a few changes to better reflect the functionality of the timeline feature. However, to make sure there is no confusion, I removed the entire paragraph. Thanks for pointing that out.
Senior Director, Content Products
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This collection includes both Encyclopaedia Britannica Noet Edition and Compton’s Encyclopedia. Together, these rigorously compiled reference works provide more than 99,000 articles and 20,000 media resources that make your research richer, deeper, and more authoritative.
In Noet, these encyclopedias are more powerful than ever. They make the Timeline—Noet’s visual chronicle of world history—even more robust. Look up a person, place, event, or date range in the Timeline, and Noet pulls together information drawn from your encyclopedias and other resources in your library. In a glance, you’ll make new connections between historical events, people, and places. Plus, from the Timeline, you can jump to related works in your library.
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The above description is what I was referring to. It is still posted on the Noet.com product page for the EBNE.
I'm somehow missing the robust enhancement of the Timeline from Compton's or EBNE.
Thanks,
Roger
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Ah, I see. I had changed it on logos.com (depending on the product, they change across both sites ... not for this one). Thanks for pointing it out.
Senior Director, Content Products
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Roger Dittmar said:
This collection includes both Encyclopaedia Britannica Noet Edition and Compton’s Encyclopedia. Together, these rigorously compiled reference works provide more than 99,000 articles and 20,000 media resources that make your research richer, deeper, and more authoritative.
In Noet, these encyclopedias are more powerful than ever. They make the Timeline—Noet’s visual chronicle of world history—even more robust. Look up a person, place, event, or date range in the Timeline, and Noet pulls together information drawn from your encyclopedias and other resources in your library. In a glance, you’ll make new connections between historical events, people, and places. Plus, from the Timeline, you can jump to related works in your library.
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The above description is what I was referring to. It is still posted on the Noet.com product page for the EBNE.
I'm somehow missing the robust enhancement of the Timeline from Compton's or EBNE.
Thanks,
Roger
So is this not a feature in EBNE?
Nathan Parker
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Nathan,
Ben described the timeline aspects of EBNE in this thread https://community.logos.com/forums/p/117689/850079.aspx#850079
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Roger Dittmar said:
Nathan,
Ben described the timeline aspects of EBNE in this thread https://community.logos.com/forums/p/117689/850079.aspx#850079
Thanks for that. It clarifies it well, and I'm comfortable with the final outcome of the Timeline integration and EBNE.
Nathan Parker
Visit my blog at http://focusingonthemarkministries.com
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