Eprint

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An eprint is a scientific article available in digital form in a specialist journal or an anthology (more rarely a monograph such as a university publication ). If it is not released yet, it is called Preprint , after the publication of a post-print .

Institutional eprint archives (or eprint servers, document servers ) that try to collect electronic publications from members of a university, for example , respond to the magazine crisis , the gap between the libraries' acquisition budgets and rising magazine prices.

In the following, however, the term eprint is used more and more as a condensate or replacement word for the term “ web-to-print ”. In these cases, Eprint is used to describe the printing of documents from digital data sources only (this is mostly a process controlled via the Internet).

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