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Questions common to both print and electronic journals
How do I locate print journals?
How do I locate electronic journals?
How do I locate an article when I don't know the format?
Working with the article you found
Questions common to both print and electronic journals:
How do I verify a citation?
How can I find the full title for a journal when all I have is the abbreviation for it?
How do I ask for copyright permission?
What is an electronic journal?
Is there a difference between the print and electronic copies of a journal?
How can I recommend that the library subscribe to a journal, in print or in an electronic format?
How do I locate print journals?
Where do I look when the catalog says something is in the
Journal Stacks
?
How do I find out what the most recent issue is that is available in print?
How do I check to see if a specific year or issue is available?
What does all the information in the boxes mean when I follow the
Latest Received
link, and why would it matter to me?
Why do some journals have a link for
Latest Received
and others don't?
How do I locate electronic journals?
Are all the articles in electronic journals full text?
Why do some journals not include the most recent ones?
What is meant by an "embargo" for an electronic journal?
Why are some journals listed in so many different databases?
Why do I sometimes get asked for a login and password when I try to connect to an article that is available electronically?
Why can't I access all the electronic journals from off campus?
Why is (insert your favorite journal title here) not available electronically?
How do I locate an article when I don't know the format?
I have a citation for an article, how do I find the full article?
I only have some of the citation information, can I find an article with this?
I just want to make sure the citation I have is accurate. How do I do that?
What is a PubMed ID number, or a PMID or the Unique Identifier? How does this help me find my article?
How can I get a copy of an article if the library doesn't have the journal it came from?
Working with the article you found:
...when it came from Ovid
...when it came from PubMed
...when it came from MD Consult
...when it came from UpToDate
What is the difference between an HTML copy and a PDF copy of an article?
How do I print an article when it is a PDF?
Can I save a copy of an electronic article?
Is there someplace in the library where I can make a copy of a print article?
Can I email a copy of an article to someone else?
Will the library staff make a copy of an article for me?
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Last updated: May 19, 2009 | CCF library staff