Help! ! How to install the electronic version of Sikuquanshu

1. First, change the letter of the virtual optical drive to the first position of the optical drive. Methods: Start-Settings-Control Panel, select Computer Management-Disk Management, and right-click in the right pane to modify the drive letter of the CD-ROM.

2. Open the SKQS image with the virtual CD-ROM drive, click install.exe, and install the server and browser.

3. Starting from scratch-Electronic Edition of Ku Book in Wenyuan Pavilion Temple-Data Disk Installation Guide. According to the prompt, load the CD images of CD20 1-208 and CD301-308-308 with the virtual optical drive, and install the 16 CD.

At this time, open the retrieval program, and you can use Sikuquanshu normally.

Method 2:

To use the electronic version of Wen Yuan Gus Ku Boxing for the first time, you need to install the application software on the client. Installation instructions:

Prerequisites for installation:

(1) The hard disk on which windows operating system is installed must have at least 60M space.

(2) The downloaded file is about 383M, and it is about 600M after decompression. The hard disk for storing files should have at least 600M space. Note: After installation, the browser is only about 90M, so you can delete the original extracted files.

Installation steps:

To install the client program of Sikuquanshu, you need to download it locally. Then install.

(1) Click the client program of Sikuquanshu and save it to the local hard disk. Note: due to the huge client program, it is necessary to ensure that your hard disk has more than 600M of space. It is recommended to use breakpoint continuous download software such as Netants or jetcar to download.

Note: If a department needs to install client programs for multiple machines, you can contact us to arrange on-site installation.

(2) Double-click the saved file (4kclient.exe by default), select the installation path (c:\4k by default), and press "Unzip" to self-extract the installation program until it is completed.

(3) Click the installer in the corresponding installation directory to run the client installer and follow the prompts.

(4) After the installation is completed, the system automatically creates a user name guest. Then the system will ask to fill in the "communication facilities between the full-text browser and the server": first select "TCP/IP Socket" in the drop-down list, and then fill in the server machine name: "202.116.69.14". After confirmation, install the full-text browser.

(5) Search: Click Start-Electronic Edition of Sikuquanshu-Original and Full-Text Search Edition, and a dialog box will appear after the animation is completed. Please change the user name: guest (default) to 4k, password: 4k, and server name: 202.116.69.14. Click OK to search.

Database introduction

Sikuquanshu is a large-scale encyclopedia series compiled by the government during the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. It is a collection of major classics from the pre-Qin period to the early Qing dynasty, with a collection of 3,462 kinds, including 79,338 volumes, more than 36,000 volumes and about 800 million words. It is famous for its large collection scale, wide coverage and long compilation time, and is known as the treasure of Chinese culture.

Sikuquanshu is divided into four parts: classics, history, zi and Ji, belonging to 44 categories and 70 genera. It covers philosophy, history, literature and art, politics, society, economy, military affairs, law, medicine, astronomy, geography, mathematics, biology, agriculture, divination and so on. It is an important document to study the history and culture of China.

There are seven original copies of Sikuquanshu, which are divided into Wen Yuan Pavilion, Wenshui Pavilion, Jinwen Pavilion, Wen Hui Pavilion, Wenzong Pavilion and Wen Lan Pavilion. After the war, only the Wen Yuan Pavilion, Wenshui Pavilion, Jinwen Pavilion and Wen Lan Pavilion existed, and its Chinese Far Pavilion is the most intact one.

The electronic version of Wen Yuan Pavilion Sikuquanshu is based on Silent Wen Yuan Pavilion Sikuquanshu, which is jointly published by Shanghai People's Publishing House and Dizhi Culture Publishing Co., Ltd., and is divided into two versions: title retrieval version (referred to as title version) and original and full-text retrieval version (referred to as full-text version). At present, Peking University Library provides its full-text version to campus network users. The electronic version of Sikuquanshu is not a mechanical electronic scan, but a variety of indexes, which is convenient for readers to search and use in different ways.