1. L'Annee Philologique Online at UGA revised tutorial for new interface, 6/2010 how to get the most from Classical Studies' most comprehensive database of citations to articles, books, book chapters, and more
4. Create a free login and password (choose your own) to be able to customize how your results appear and save searches and citations.
5. Once logged in you can choose number of results per page and how result sets sort.
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9. Searching by "Full Text" (= Keyword) Type one or more keywords; no need to use "and". No phrase searching possible. Consider language - a search for "dog" will not find "chien."
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13. Creating Complex Searches Getting the most out of L'Annee involves building searches. Use the Boolean operators AND, OR and NOT to develop complex searches. AND narrows a search - you can find only the articles that are about Homer AND include the keyword Aphrodite. OR broadens a search - you can find all articles with the keyword "dog" OR "hund" OR "chien". NOT allows you to eliminate things from a search - all articles about Aphrodite that do NOT mention Miletus.
14. Many people "get" Boolean operators better as Venn diagrams. Images from http://www.flickr.com/photos/rikhei/ / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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24. If the SFX link is not present, or the search fails, we may still have the article or book. Cut and paste the book or journal title and search in GIL directly. If the SFX Link Does Not Work
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26. Note: L'Annee records are in a European style, with words in article titles not capitalized. Some citation styles (i.e. MLA) require capitalization. You may need to hand-edit records to comply - RefWorks does not do this automatically.