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What Is Seek-E-Journal What is Find-that-Journal? Find-that-Journal is a comprehensive listing of all the journals/ magazines/ newspapers that can be found in all the research databases in Hurstville City Library’s website. It allows you to launch directly into the database that holds a specific journal title. When do I use Find-that-Journal? Find-that-Journal is the tool of choice if you wish to look for articles within a specific journal or just browse the contents of a specific journal. Rather than combing through tens of thousand titles in all 25 plus databases for that elusive journal, you only need to type the journal title in the search box and select from the results. When do I not use Find-that-Journal? In many instances a search for articles is done according to subject or keyword as you may not be particular about which journal the article appears in so long as it is relevant. The best way to go about this is to go to the Research Databases by Subject page, select a subject-specific or even a multi-subject database and type the search terms in the search box(es) once you are logged into the chosen database. How do I use Find-that-Journal? 1. Click on the tool bar (top left) 2. Type in the journal title in the search box. 3. Click Search button in the text box. 4. There are 3 occurrences of the phrase “new england journal of medicine” in Find-that-Journal as found in 3 databases. 5. The first option is probably the best as it has full text coverage rather than abstracts. 6. Select the best option by clicking to highlight it. This will take you to the database that holds the journal. 7. Click on the link in the Header of the page to login to the database. 8. Depending on how each database is set up, you may need to look up title list / publication search once you are logged in. Proquest Databases – ABI/INFORM Global, Academic Research Library, ANZ Newsstand, ProQuest Science Journals. If you are accessing this database from home you need to have a current Hurstville Library card to use this service. Enter your 11 digit borrower number commencing with "X". LOGIN > http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?TS=1197242352&clientId=67354&RQT=317 10 Percent; San Francisco 1001 Home Ideas; New York 20 Century British History; Oxford Full text coverage from 2002 to current, delayed 1 year(s) 401 (k) Advisor; New York Full text coverage from 1998 to current 7:30 Report - Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Sydney Full text coverage from 2003 to current 80 Micro; Peterborough AACE International Transactions; Morgantown Full text coverage from 1988 to current AAP Bulletin Wire; Sydney Full text coverage from 2005 to current AAP Finance News Wire; Sydney Full text coverage from 2004 to current AAP General News Wire; Sydney Full text coverage from 2004 to current AAP Sports News Wire; Sydney Full text coverage from 2004 to current AARP Modern Maturity; [Library edition] Full text coverage from 1991 to 1997 AARP The Magazine; Washington ABA Bank Compliance; Washington Full text coverage from 1994 to 2006 ABA Bank Marketing; Washington Full text coverage from 1987 to 2006 ABA Journal; Chicago Full text coverage from 1988 to current Abacus; Sydney ABC Premium News; Sydney Full text coverage from 2003 to current ABC Regional News; Sydney Full text coverage from 2003 to current ABC Rural News; Sydney Full text coverage from 2003 to current Absatzwirtschaft; Dusseldorf Abstracts in Social Gerontology; Newbury Park Academe; Washington Full text coverage from 1998 to current Academy of Educational Leadership Journal; Cullowhee Full text coverage from 2006 to current Academy of Health Care Management Journal; Cullowhee Full text coverage from 2006 to current Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal; Cullowhee Full text coverage from 2006 to current Academy of Management Journal; Briarcliff Manor Full text coverage from 1987 to 2001 Academy of Management Journal (pre-1986); Briarcliff Manor Full text coverage from 1963 to 1985 Academy of Management Learning & Education; Briarcliff Manor The Academy of Management Perspectives; Briarcliff Manor Full text coverage from 1987 to 2001 Academy of Management. The Academy of Management Review; Briarcliff Manor Full text coverage from 1987 to 2001 Academy of Management. The Academy of Management Review (pre-1986); Briarcliff Manor Full text coverage from 1976 to 1985 Academy of Marketing Science Review; Vancouver Full text coverage from 1997 to current Academy of Marketing Science. Journal; Greenvale Full text coverage from 1996 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Academy of Marketing Science. Journal (pre-1986); Greenvale Full text coverage from 1973 to 1985 Academy of Marketing Studies Journal; Cullowhee Full text coverage from 2006 to current Academy of Political Science. Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science; New York Full text coverage from 1988 to 1991 Academy of Strategic Management Journal; Cullowhee Full text coverage from 2007 to current Accent on Living; Bloomington Full text coverage from 1994 to 2001 Accountancy; London Full text coverage from 1992 to 2006 Accountancy Ireland; Dublin Full text coverage from 1996 to current De Accountant; Amsterdam The Accountants Digest; Syracuse Accounting and Business Research; Kingston Upon Thames Full text coverage from 1987 to current Accounting and Finance; Clayton Accounting Education; London Accounting Horizons; Sarasota Full text coverage from 1987 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Accounting Perspectives; Toronto Full text coverage from 2002 to 2004 The Accounting Review; Sarasota Full text coverage from 1988 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Accounting Technology; Boston Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal; Bradford Full text coverage from 1992 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Hurtsville City Library and Information Service 1 Proquest Databases – ABI/INFORM Global, Academic Research Library, ANZ Newsstand, ProQuest Science Journals. If you are accessing this database from home you need to have a current Hurstville Library card to use this service. Enter your 11 digit borrower number commencing with "X". LOGIN > http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?TS=1197242352&clientId=67354&RQT=317 Accounting, Business & Financial History; London Accounting, Organizations and Society; Oxford ACI Materials Journal; Farmington Hills Full text coverage from 2005 to current ACI Structural Journal; Farmington Hills Full text coverage from 2005 to current ACM Computing Surveys; Baltimore ACM Queue; New York ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization; New York ACM Transactions on Asian Language Information Processing; New York ACM Transactions on Computational Logic; New York ACM Transactions on Computer Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction; New York ACM Transactions on Database Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Graphics; New York ACM Transactions on Information and System Security; New York ACM Transactions on Information Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Internet Technology; New York ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software; New York ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation; New York ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems; New York ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology; New York ACN: Asian Chemical News; Sutton Full text coverage from 2002 to 2005 Acoustic Guitar; San Anselmo Full text coverage from 2005 to current Acta Applicandae Mathematicae; Dordrecht Full text coverage from 1999 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Crystallographica. Section A : Foundations of Crystallography; Copenhagen Acta Crystallographica. Section B : Structural Science; Copenhagen Acta Crystallographica. Section C : Crystal Structure Communications; Copenhagen Acta Diabetologica; Milano Full text coverage from 2002 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Ethologica; Heidelberg Full text coverage from 2001 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Informatica; Heidelberg Full text coverage from 2002 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Mechanica; Wien Full text coverage from 2003 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Meteorologica Sinica; Beijing Full text coverage from 2005 to current Acta Politica; Houndmills Full text coverage from 2003 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica; Oxford Acta Sociologica; Oslo L'Actualité Économique Full text coverage from 2004 to current Ad Astra; Washington Ad Forum; New York ADA. Air Defense Artillery; Fort Bliss Full text coverage from 1997 to 1997 Addiction; Abingdon Full text coverage from 1997 to 2000 The Addiction Letter; Providence Addictive Behaviors; Oxford Adelphi Papers; Oxford Adherent; Seattle Adhesives Age; Atlanta Full text coverage from 1992 to 1999 Administration & Society; Beverly Hills Full text coverage from 1996 to current, delayed 1 year(s) Administration in Social Work; New York Administrative Law Review; Chicago Administrative Management; New York Full text coverage from 1987 to 1988 Administrative Science Quarterly; Ithaca Full text coverage from 1987 to 2001 Administrative Theory & Praxis; Omaha Full text coverage from 2005 to current, delayed 6 month(s) Adolescence; Roslyn Heights Full text coverage from 1988 to current Hurtsville City Library and Information Service 2 Proquest Databases – ABI/INFORM Global, Academic Research Library, ANZ Newsstand, ProQuest Science Journals. 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