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The ContentSaver Successor Is Here:
Web Research Professional
Download Web Research Professional, the successor to ContentSaver, now.
Licenses for ContentSaver 2 are also valid for Web Research.
How can I switch to Web Research?
- Do NOT uninstall ContentSaver.
- Download Web Research Professional.
- Run the downloaded file webresearch_pro.exe by double-clicking.
- The Web Research setup will determine that ContentSaver is
already installed and automatically migrate your archives, license,
and thumbnail image files. Afterward, the setup will automatically
remove ContentSaver from your computer and install Web Research.
What's new in Web Research Professional?
Web Research Professional is based on ContentSaver 2 and contains
significant enhancements as well as fixes for issues.
The following features are new in Web Research Professional (compared
to ContentSaver 2.x):
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Support for Windows Vista |
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Send and export as album (.chm file) |
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Full-Screen Reading Mode (see figure on the
right) |
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Quickly open most recently used archives (under
File - Open) |
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Flash blocker in Internet Explorer (blocks
pop-up ads on Web pages, for example. On the Web Research
toolbar in Internet Explorer, click Tools to see the new Flash
blocker command.) |
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Firefox extension now grabs the page as
currently displayed in Firefox (support for login, cookies,
etc.) and offers better Unicode support. |
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Improved navigation pane for Web Page
Presentations (based on a style sheet) |
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Under Options-Advanced, you can specify what
should happen when double-clicking a document. |
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More flexible Ideas: Ideas are now called Notes
and are still available if the Notes folder is hidden. |
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Easier importing of files due to the integration
with the Send To menu for files and folders |
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Updated user interface with icons and folders in
Microsoft Office 2003/2007 style |
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Simplified menus and improved help |
Detailed list of changes
 Why
did ContentSaver get a new name?
- The new name Web Research is more meaningful and easier to
understand, sounds more interesting, and no longer primarily focuses
on archiving but on research.
Research means collecting and evaluating
information
for (later) reuse. Much more people
perform research activities than just save and archive Web pages. Thus,
the new name should create more attention and attract a broader
group of people.
And finally, ContentSaver has always offered more than just being a
"saver" for "content", which its name implied.
- Research on the Web is often just temporary—for example, before
buying a certain product, and the information is no longer needed
after the product is bought. Therefore, it's not always necessary to
permanently archive Web pages, which was the main focus of
ContentSaver (thus, the data files of Web Research are no longer called
"archives", but "collections").
Web Research now covers the whole usage of content captured from the
Web: for short-term and long-term research projects as well as
permanent archiving.
What
will happen to my existing archives?
- Your existing archives will be preserved while upgrading and
automatically reappear in Web Research.
- The file format of the archive files doesn't change. Web
Research archives are backward-compatible and can also be used by
ContentSaver users.
- Existing Server Archives can still be used in Web Research. It's
not necessary to change anything on the server.
How
are the Firefox extension or the Outlook Add-in affected?
What
is "Web Research Personal"?
- Web Research Personal is a new edition of Web Research that
contains fewer features at a lower price.
- If you've already licensed ContentSaver 2, you already own a
valid license also for Web Research Professional, the premium
product of the Web Research family. Thus, the Personal edition of
Web Research should not be relevant to you.
- To see a detailed comparison of both Web Research editions,
click here.
Do
I need a new license for Web Research?
- If you've already licensed ContentSaver 2, your license is also
valid for Web Research Professional.
- It's not required to re-enter your license data when switching
to Web Research. The license already present on your computer will
continue to be used.
- If you later need to reinstall Web Research, Web Research will
accept your ContentSaver 2 license data when you enter it.
Further questions, comments, or problems?
Feel free to write us:
support@macropool.com
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Download Web
Research Professional
