CUrator, the software platform developed by the University of Cincinnati Digital Press for research publications, is a powerful tool for the organization, description, and visual presentation of documentary resources.

Individual items are displayed in multiple resolution images.

These images are incorporated into a database offering 85 fields for physical and bibliographic description as well as notes for all formats of materials.

Links can be made to associated documents in various formats including maps, charts and texts.

Database records are presented in several displays: list, brief record, full record, image contact sheet.

There are multiple searching capabilities: keyword, boolean, and geographic as well as filtering by format.

Searches can be conducted across multiple databases.

The software is easy to use and context sensitive online help is provided.

CUrator runs on Windows 32-bit platforms: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows ME and Windows XP.  For further information, see: System Requirements

UCDP will entertain inquiries about licensing the software.