Macs: Command-Click on the left icon to open, in a new tab, a spreadsheet (SS) of article titles, their online links, and names (numbers) of corresponding text files.
Command-Click on SS links of interest to have them open in separate tabs to avoid having to navigate back & forth.
(I prefer Firefox on a Macintosh; with Windows or other browsers, use Control- or right-click)
Click on the right icon for a Stuffit-compressed archive of all text files I’ve saved for the day (Safari note*).
For 2007 archives saved as Zip files, please click here.
Mac users: I recommend viewing the text files by dragging them one at a time into the text viewer Tofu. You could also select a group of them and type Command-O, which will open them all at once in TextEdit. Another handy viewer I like is MacGizmo. Usually, I use all three concurrently.
Spreadsheets for an entire month are available as a single Zip archive. Once expanded, they can be dragged into your browser to view (an alternative to opening them through links as above). Also, since these webpages are basically text files, they will be included in results using a desktop search tool, such as Spotlight or Google desktop. Click on the months at left to download the monthly spreadsheets.
