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Capture
The ARchitect™ Smart Web Capture Toolbar makes it easy to
capture and tag articles for inclusion into your ARchitect™ site. Any web
page can be captured at any time. You don't even need to be logged into
ARchitect™ at the time.
Here's how it works: Whenever you are browsing on the Internet and discover
an important article or document, simply click the
capture button on the ARchitect™ Smart Web Capture Toolbar. The
"AR" capture button loads ARchitect™'s capture page and pre-fills all of the
available information about the current web page. You can then easily
associate the captured web page with any of ARchitect™'s 4500+ analysts, assign
keywords, define sentiment perception, and more. Specifically:
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The title
of the web page is captured as the title of the article. (The title of
every web page is displayed on the very first line of your browser window.)
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The URL is captured, along with the web page's domain as the source.
- The ARchitect™ Smart Web Capture Toolbar contains a drop-down to let you assign an article
type automatically.
- If you use your mouse to highlight any key section of text
in the web page, that highlighted section of text will be captured
automatically as the summary of the article.
Search
Simply enter a search term into the search box and press the "GO! Search"
button, and ARchitect will search the database for matches. Extremely useful
for looking up analyst names, marketing initiatives, etc. Search is context
sensitive: highlight any text in a web page and press the
search button and ARchitect will search for your highlighted
text.
Download Instructions
The ARchitect™ Smart Web Capture Toolbar requires a small download and installs
automatically into your browser. You may need to temporarily disable
anti-spyware programs.
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IE users: click your ARchitect version link below
and save the the file to your desktop. Once the download is complete,
double-click on (run) the file and it will install the ARchitect™ Smart Web
Capture Toolbar.
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Firefox users: click the link below and restart your
browser when prompted.
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