SciFinder - How to Browse Journal Tables of Contents


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How to... Browse Journal Tables of Contents

SciFinder lets you know when new tables of contents are available for your favorite journals, so you can quickly scan for articles of interest.

From the New Task window, click Browse to display an alphabetical listing of available journals.

To quickly locate a specific journal, select Edit > Find. Then enter the first few words of the name. Click Find.

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To specify your favorite journals, select the journals. Then click Mark/Unmark Favorite to label those journals with a flag.

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Notes:

When a new table of contents is available for any of your favorites, the following icon displays on the New Task window:
The next time you access the Browse feature, only your favorites display. To see the complete list, click Show Full List.

To view a table of contents, select the journal and click View.

The articles in the most current table of contents display. To view details for an article, click the microscope.

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Working with tables of contents...

		See details about a document.

		View full-text options.

		Retrieve cited references.

		Choose a particular issue from a list.

		Sequentially view issues for that journal.

Updated: 4/14/2009 12:14:25 PM