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The Search Results screen displays a list of records that match your search criteria. They are displayed in brief record format. The brief record format usually contains the author, title of article, date of publication, and title of magazine or journal. Items in red are hyperlinked. |
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Clicking on the record title (in red) will bring up a view of the full record.)
The full record format shows you all the information available for that item. It usually includes all of the information that was in the brief record plus the abstract, subject terms, and more.
Learn more about marking and printing your records.
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To see the full text of an article, if it is available,
See Simple Searching: Limiting to Full
Text to learn how to find only full text.
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Subjects are words that someone who has read the article assigns to the article. These words are taken from a limited (controlled) list of words. To search for other items similar to this one, click on one of the subjects. |
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| The grey bar on the left of the screen recaps your search strategy and
the number of records found.
In the grey bar, you will also see the refine button. |
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When you click the refine button you will see this screen. To refine this search from over 1000 records to less than 200, we can add the word "web" and search for it as a keyword, or we could add a specific author that we know has written on this subject, or a word from a title that we know about. See Advanced Searching: Searching Specific Fields to learn more about fields. |
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You can also limit your results to just the full text.
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