The SGML viewer software, SoftQuad's Panorama, works much like web browsers such as Netscape or Internet Explorer . Panorama allows users to print articles, or even parts of articles such as figures or tables or the list of references. In some IEEE CS articles, the links are underlined but not blue. Unfortunately, there isn't an easy way to decipher which reference is which. The targets are listed in the order they appear in the article, so that the first target in the figure below is a link to the first time the reference was used in the article.
Panorama give access to figures at the end of each article , just before the references section.
Panorama needs a web browser to help it function. The PDF files are provided by the publishers as available. PDFs are actual images of the text and figures of the articles as they appear in print. This means that while the format of the article looks like the printed version, there is limited functionality - you can't search the parts of the article or for keywords. Acrobat will also display figures and tables in graphic format .