外文数据库的使用.ppt

* The Guided Navigation on the right will help you navigate further – and narrowing your results. For the Journal page it will offer you the following categories: Content Status: Published or Online First Online Date – you can jump to the most recent articles The Author And the Article category * When you’ve found the publication that you are looking for you can simply click on the publication’s title and you will arrive on the publication page. For instance let’s click on the journal Abdominal Imaging and we end up on the Journal’s homepage. * Let’s go back to the Editorial View and click on an issue. You will then see the main issue page with at the top the basic information on this issue. And in the middle you can see the content – the articles. You have 2 options to proceed from here: Click on the article title and you will see the abstract Or click directly on PDF or HTML to go to the article. * When you click on the title – you will go to the abstract page with information on the author(s), the abstract, the keywords and links to either the PDF or the HTML version of the article. * You can open the article as a PDF. * We return to the homepage to view more option on the search box. Click on the box next to the search field to open the Query Builder to help you build more difficult and longer queries. Say for instance you now the last name of the author and part of the title, use both facts to narrow the result list. * Or as a full text HTML document. 全国期刊联合目录 中国科学院文献情报中心（)，进入“联合目录” * This is the SpringerLink homepage. You can log on directly to or you can enter through your library intranet/information portal (this is different for every institution) * * Now that we’ve seen just how easy it is to access SpringerLink and log on to the site, let’s take a look at navigating through it. You can start browsing Springerlink’s content by: Subject (any of the 12 subject collections) Content type, if you’re just looking for journals, books or referenc