As noted in Legal Services on Westlaw New Zealand, a recent report from Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann highlights concerns about access to justice and the legal aid system provided under the Legal Services Act 2011 (LSA 2011).
This session will demonstrate how Alerts can be set up to keep the researcher informed if there are any updates to a search, publication, or individual document.
This session will also cover how to set yourself up to receive Alert24 email notifications.
This session will demonstrate how Alerts can be set up to keep the researcher informed if there are any updates to a search, publication, or individual document.
This session will also cover how to set yourself up to receive Alert24 email notifications.
Thomson Reuters ProView is an eReader browser based website designed for laptops, tablets and smartphones giving you the freedom to access your legal titles both online and offline.
ProView is accessed by visiting next-proview.thomsonreuters.com and logging in with a OnePass username and password.
In order to start using ProView you will need to purchase an eBook title from Thomson Reuters in addition to creating a OnePass account which is free to set up.
The minimum requirements are:
No, you can access your titles on ProView while you are offline. You will need to first download your titles for offline use, which requires an internet connection.
You can download publications from the library by choosing "Download title" from the overflow menu on the title card of the publication you wish to download. You can also download a publication from within an opened title by clicking the download icon in the header. Once the titles have been downloaded, you can access them through the ProView web application without an internet connection. You can access, read and search your downloaded content while offline.
The number of titles that can be downloaded to a device will depend on several factors: the available disk space of the device; the size of the downloaded files; and the amount of space the browser has allocated to the ProView website.
The Thomson Reuters ProView web-based application is accessed via supported internet browsers. With the new ProView web application, offline capability is now available from your browser. The new web application has a responsive design and is compatible with desktop, laptop, and mobile devices.
No. Thomson Reuters ProView titles are only accessible from the ProView website. You may access the website using a browser via your device but you cannot remove the content from the eReader.