It sounds cool, but site doesn't load for me.
The same to me.
All of Einstein's writings are now online
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Re: All of Einstein's writings are now online
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
I did the same, but I still can't figure out how to read a document once you clicked the search result. i.e. http://new.alberteinstein.info/vufind1/Record/EAR000000005/T...
You have to click on the blurry DB Info image. I know, intuitive, right? You know it's a "a user-friendly interface" because they say so [1]. [1] http://alberteinstein.info/manuscripts.html
Did you actually see a page yet? I only got "Currently there is no image available for this record. This is due shortly." so far, or no image to click on.
Re: All of Einstein's writings are now online
#23It sounds cool, but site doesn't load for me.
Same here.. Anyone found a mirror? or contacted the original hoster? I wouldn't mind hosting a torrent if that can help.
Re: All of Einstein's writings are now online
#24Re: All of Einstein's writings are now online
#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
You have to click on the blurry DB Info image. I know, intuitive, right? You know it's a "a user-friendly interface" because they say so [1]. [1] http://alberteinstein.info/manuscripts.html
Did you actually see a page yet? I only got "Currently there is no image available for this record. This is due shortly." so far, or no image to click on.
http://new.alberteinstein.info/vufind1/Digital/EAR000034428#...
"Notes on field theory and general relativity", by using the query "General relativity". I hope there'll be more like this, it's quite interesting to see.
Re: All of Einstein's writings are now online
#26I clicked on "Archival Database" and then "Find" (with no input) to see all documents. Using the filters on the right, I was then able to filter for Author = "Albert Einstein", Language = "English", and Digital Object = "Digitized Documents". Here's a link to what I got (sorted by title alphabetically): http://new.alberteinstein.info/vufind1/Search/Results?lookfo...
Even so, I am unable to figure out how to access the document. Perhaps I am missing something relevant?