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		<description>Articles examining interface and interaction design issues in library metasearch systems, with a special focus on the Metalib X-Server.</description>
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		<webmaster>dwalker@calstate.edu</webmaster>
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			<title>Improving the SFX menu</title>
			<description>Here I dissect some problems with the SFX menu and show a simpler interface developed at Cal State.</description>
			<link>http://xerxes.calstate.edu/articles/4</link>
			<pubdate>2007-04-12</pubdate>
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			<title>The way to San Jos&#xe9;: Dealing with double-escaping in the X-Server</title>
			<description>The X-Server double-escapes some XML character entity references, which, left unresolved, will affect the display of certain letters and symbols in your results. This article describes a simple post-processing fix to solve this problem.</description>
			<link>http://xerxes.calstate.edu/articles/3</link>
			<pubdate>2006-06-01</pubdate>
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			<title>Building for speed: Developing fast X-Server applications</title>
			<description>This article offers some design considerations aimed at improving the speed of an application using the Metalib X-Server.</description>
			<link>http://xerxes.calstate.edu/articles/2</link>
			<pubdate>2006-05-15</pubdate>
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			<title>Top ten reasons to use the Metalib X-Server</title>
			<description>The X-Server is an optional, purchasable API to Metalib that allows you to design a custom metasearch application. But is it worth the price tag and development time and resources? Here are ten reasons to give the X-Server some serious consideration.</description>
			<link>http://xerxes.calstate.edu/articles/1</link>
			<pubdate>2006-05-01</pubdate>
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