Google Scholar Legal Content Star Paginator - Google Chrome extension gallery. Some legal researchers are used to West and Lexis style pagination, and want their research documents to look like the book version. This useful extension to Google Chrome does just that; and, it does it at the Google price, free. Don't you just love the Internet?
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March 08, 2011
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At least in my installation, Google Scholar already does this, both in Chrome and Firefox -- I have page numbers at the side *and* starred page numbers at the page break (in-line). Having both is perfect, because the side numbers make page numbers easier to find. I added the extension just out of curiosity (maybe it would remove the side numbers, which might sometimes be useful), but it doesn't seem to have any effect.
Robin Meadow
Posted by: Robin Meadow | March 08, 2011 at 12:40 PM