Workplace Pack
The Workplace Pack consists of three programs for Microsoft Windows to view and search
the TLG and PHI CD-ROMs. These programs provide the easiest access, fastest searches and
the most features for utilizing these databases under Microsoft® Windows. These
programs are the TLG Workplace, PHI5 Workplace and the PHI6 Workplace.
When it comes to full-featured search software for the TLG and PHI CD-ROMs, nothing
comes close to the value and ease of use of the Workplace Pack.
With all of the texts from the CDs, and tools you need for writing and research, the
Workplace Pack provides you with exactly what you need for professional study and
research. The Workplace Pack will save professors and students time and help produce
professional results.
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What's New in Version 10?
The Workplace 10 programs have a number of new features to help you work more
efficiently. Easily switch between windows with one key. Improved progress
counter. Better navigation of the author list. One button to repeat the last
search of author/work or list of works. We added a header to the search results
which gives you the exact search string, interval between words as well as the
author/works being searched. This is especially helpful when you save searches
to help you remember exactly what the search results represents. We listened to
your requests and made the program easier to use.
Improved author lists. Older versions of the TLG Workplace allowed you to
make a list of authors. Version 10 lets you make a list of authors and/or a list
of individual works of an author. This helps you make your searches more
precise.
Link to Perseus translations. The TLG and PHI5 Workplace programs now have
the ability to link to English translations in the Perseus online library.
Search sub-section of a work. This new feature allows you to specify a start
and end reference division for searches when you are searching a single work of
an author.
Libronix support. Logos has added a number of resources that are of interest
to users of the TLG and PHI Workplace programs. Version 10 adds links to those
resources. To see their Greek language tools see
http://www.logos.com/products/groups/products/language-tools-greek
Regular expression searches (grep). The Workplace programs now have the
ability to do full regular expression searches. Regular expression searches are
extremely powerful but they can be difficult to learn. If you would like to
learn more about regular expressions, check out
http://www.regular-expressions.info.
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TLG & PHI CD-ROMs
Silver Mountain Software does not sell either the TLG or PHI CD-ROMs. These CDs
must be ordered directly from the TLG or the PHI.
Their addresses are:
TLG Project
University of California, Irvine
3450 Berkeley Place
Irvine, CA 92697-5550
Packard Humanities Institute
300 Second St.
Los Altos, CA 94022
TLG Workplace
TLG Workplace allows you to view and search the TLG "E" CD-ROM. Several
windows can be opened at the same time. These windows can be temporarily shrunk to icons.
Searches can be done inside a single collection, or through a group of collections. For
these searches, the results can be easily printed or copied into a word processor's
document. Sections of texts can be copied and pasted from TLG Workplace into any other
Windows application. Searches are typed in Greek, and the searches ignore all accents,
breathers and iota subscripts. Diacritical marks can be selectively added to the search,
if necessary. AND, OR, NOT and proximity searching are all available.
If this is not enough, as a free bonus, TLG Workplace gives you Greek and Latin fonts
that can be used with any Windows word processor to type and print fully accented Greek
and Latin.
TLG Workplace requires the TLG "E" CD-ROM and Win 95/98/ME/NT/2000.
PHI5&7 Workplaces
The PHI Workplace is a program for Microsoft Windows which utilizes the PHI CD-ROMs #5
(Latin) & #6 (Duke Databank of Documentary Papyri, Classical and Christian
Inscriptions).
PHI Workplace shares most of the same features as the TLG Workplace with the exception
of the TLG features which rely on the canon or the word index. Searches can be made
through all Papyri, Classical or Christian Inscriptions. Searches through the Papyri,
Classical or Christian Inscriptions can be limited to one century. Thus, for example, only
documents from the 1st Century AD documents can be searched.
PHI 5 Workplace does not support the biblical texts and other miscellaneous texts that
are on some of the PHI 5 CDs. The exception is the Coptic NT and the Nag Hammadi Coptic
texts. If you want access to these Coptic texts, please note that when ordering. The
Coptic Workplace program is part of the PHI Workplace but since it is so infrequently
desired, it is only shipped by special order.
Standard Features
- Unicode Support! Copy/Paste Greek as Unicode text.
- Easily type Unicode text.
- Quick open of last used books.
- Copy or print selections of texts.
- Search within a book, a whole author, selected works of an author, a custom list of
authors and works.
- Search the works on the TLG CD-ROM by date.
- Use the TLG Canon of Authors and Works to select works to be searched. Canon selection
includes, date, classification, epithet, geographical location or female authors.
- If you repeatedly search an author or certain works of an author, TLG Workplace can
record this search.
- Utilize search results in a number of ways. TLG Workplace can save a search and retrieve
it back into TLG Workplace. It can copy and paste the results into a word processor or you
can print the results. TLG Workplace can also write the results to a word processor file.
- TLG Workplace supports the TLG word index. You can type in the start of the words to be
found, or you can do a wild card search. Either one will produce a list of the works which
contain the word fragment.
Concordances
Few tools are more important to serious study than concordances. The Workplace programs
can make "key word in context" and "word list" concordances. Full
authors, works of an author, or a section of a work can be concorded. The result of a
concordance is a file in Rich Text Format which can be read and edited by any major word
processor.