The only functionality that the IE Tab extension does not allow is downloading analyst reports. Log into the database with your PennKey and Password. Hold your cursor over IE Tab Options and select Open in IE Tab. Right-click on the link to Thomson One under E-Resources. Search for Thomson One in the FindIt box on the Lippincott Library homepage. When IE Tab is added to your Chrome browser, it will appear as an icon next to Settings. Other functionality such as exporting data to Excel was successful.ĭownload the IE Tab extension from the Chrome Web Store or from Firefox Add-ins.
Note that we were unable to download analyst reports using the IE Tab extension in Chrome.
The IE Tab extension allows your Chrome or Firefox browser to act like IE, which allows you to access Thomson One using one of those browsers (for Windows only). For those without Internet Explorer there is another option. There is a workaround for IE10, using the compatibility feature, which we discuss in our previous post. The database only runs properly using Internet Explorer, and works best in older versions (7-9). Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.Students who use Thomson One are already familiar with its quirks. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies.
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