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Catalogue/Summon Search Results

 
Perform a catalogue search on atlas and anatomy and photographic using Keyword (use and, or, not, "")

This search results in a list of items in brief format.
You can look at items in detailed format by clicking on the hypertext of the title, or the number in brackets to the left of the title.

Here are the details of the book above.

From this detailed display you can click on any of the highlighted text to search
for

  • other books by  Johannes W Rohen, Chihiro Yokochi, or by Elke Lutjen-Drecill if any are held by The Library
  • other books with the same Subject Heading Human anatomy Atlases.
  • e.g. clicking on Human anatomy Atlases in this catalogue record will produce a list of subject headings beginning with that heading.
    You can then find all of the items in the Library that have this subject heading.

    Click on the subject heading or the highlighted number to the left of the subject heading.
    The titles in Uni of Adelaide Library that have this subject heading will appear in brief format.

    In some topics there may be books that are too old to use. You can sort the order in which the titles appear on the catalogue to have the most recent items at the top of the list.

    Sorting

    Click on the black triangle at the end of the Sort by: box.
    Click on Date (latest first. ) to sort your results,

    Now the list of titles is in reverse chronological order.

    Printing, Saving, Email

    Once you've found references it's important to manage them. You need to record the details of the materials that you've used so that you can cite these correctly in the bibliographies for your essays and other assignments. Printing, saving or emailing the citations to books and other items you find using the catalogue should help you with this. Alternatively just write down the details you need for each book you will reference in your work.

    Selecting items

    Select the items you want to print, save, or email by clicking in the boxes to the left of the numbers in the # column.

    Important!

    If you are selecting items from more than one screen of results on the catalogue, you must click on
    Retain Selected at the bottom of each screen before moving to select articles from other screens.

    When there is more than one screen of items listed you can move to the next screen of items by clicking on the next arrow. Alternatively click on an item number to move to a particular screen.

    Number of Displayed Items

    You can change the number of items displayed on each screen.
    Click on the drop down menu that displays "records per page".

    E-mail

    When you have finished selecting items for email, scroll to the bottom of the page to find the Print/Save Options box.

    Choose an option in the Records column.
    Selected all pages
    will find those items you marked on each screen of search results.
    Now you can enter your email address and click on the Email button.

    Print/Save

    If you would prefer to Print or Save your list of items click on the Print/Save button and the results will be displayed on your browser.
    From there you can use your browser to print, or save the results.
    If you are using The University of Adelaide Library computers you can save using a usb.

    Summon

    The same search in Summon basic search finds many more citations because it includes online journal articles with the words atlas anatomy photographic.
    You can use the Refine Your Search options to look for exactly what you want by searching for full text items, peer reviewed journal articles, books only, particular subject areas, or dates.

    Click on the More options link to see other formats, subjects or languages.

    Go to the next section of the tutorial Known Journal Article Search: Journal Citation and Abbreviations.

    Back to the previous section of the tutorial Keyword (Search Engine Style)

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