Searching for Sources

You can search for sources by Title, ISSN, or Publisher from the Source browse page.

1. Select your search field from the list. Available selections include:

   • Title: The title of the source. You can enter the entire title or a portion of the title.

   • ISSN: The International Standard Serial Number of the source. You can enter the ISSN with or without a hyphen (–).

   • Publisher: The publisher of the source.

2. Enter letters or words in Search that best reflects the title of the source you are searching for. You may enter the entire title of the source, or a few words that are known within the title, or a group of letters.

   For Example

   If you want to search for the source titled Orbis, you would enter Orbis. If you only knew a portion of the text, you could simply enter Orb. When you complete the source search, all titles containing either a partial entry or the full title will display.

3. Click to locate source information based upon your selections. Available source information will display below the alphabetical bar with the following indicator icons displaying what type of document is presented as a source:

   • Non-Subscribed source	Subscribed source
     Trade Publication	Journal
     Conference Proceeding	Book Series

4. To navigate through the filtered list, use the alphabetical browse bar.

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