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The document provides a step-by-step guide for locating the full-text of articles from the College of St. Scholastica Library. It outlines three main steps: checking the current database for full-text availability, searching the library's print journal holdings, and utilizing Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services if the article is not accessible. The instructions emphasize using library resources effectively and include details on how to request articles electronically.

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How do you search for something in an article?

To start searching for text on a page: Open the Find bar using one of the following methods: Use the Ctrl+F keyboard shortcut.

What is the full text version of an article?

When we say an article is full text, it means the complete article is available online, as opposed to just a citation or an abstract. The library subscribes to hundreds of databases that contain full text articles.

What is full text in research?

Full-text refers to the entire text of an article, instead of an abstract or short summary.

How do you search for text within a page?

In order to find this specific information, you need to scan the text. Scanning consists of letting your eyes move quickly through the text until you find what you are looking for. As long as you know how the text is organised, this can be done quickly and without reading every word.

What is the difference between full text and abstract?

An abstract is simply a summary of an article. Academic articles can range anywhere from just a few pages to dozens of pages, and an abstract can help a researcher decide if theyd like to read the entire article. Simply skim the abstract to see if its interesting to you.

How do I find a specific text in an article?

To open the Navigation pane from the Edit view, press Ctrl+F, or select Home Find. Find text by typing it in the Search in document box.

How to find specific words in articles?

Step 1: Open the webpage in any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge). Step 2: Press Ctrl + F on your keyboard. Step 3: A small search bar will appear. Type in the word or phrase youre searching for.

How to do a full citation of an article?

Author Last Name, First Name. Title of the Article. Journal/Magazine/Newspaper Title, vol., no., Day Month Year OR Season, Permalink or shortened URL. Accessed Day Month Year.

What is the meaning of full text?

When you see the term full text in a research database it means you should be able to get the entire article immediately within the database you are using.

What does request full text mean?

What does the Request full-text button do? Clicking the Request full-text button on a publication page causes a message to be sent from the requester to the authors of the publication. Recipients of such messages can ignore them, decline them, or respond.

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