Dear user,

Thank you for pointing out this issue. We have already informed our technical team and ask them to have a look at this.

Regards,
OPS support

Thank you for your feedback,

We have informed our technical team about this and are now waiting to get some response from their side. As soon as we do, I will post it here.

Regards,

OPS support

Dear user,

Our policy is to inform our users through the website and the forum,

Kind regards
OPS support

Dear Alberto, In OPS it is not possible to search full text; it is only possible to retrieve full text for EP-A documents. Please check our OPS manual on pages 59-65 for more information on this topic. http://documents.epo.org/projects/babylon/eponet.nsf/0/7AF8F1D2B36F3056C1257C04002E0AD6/$File/OPS_...

Hi, I've spoke to my colleagues and the constitution of number format is actually correct. Published services give data from Epoque database and publications in Epoque database use Epodoc number format. But if you remember epodoc rules that I've already mention in one of your other threads, if you h...

Have a look at my previous link. The epodoc format in your case is T instead of T5. In OPS FAQ's you will find following sentence describing Epodoc: For some publication authorities, the EPODOC format requires that (part of) the kind code be attached to the number as follows: for Japanese publicatio...

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