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The document discusses eDiscovery tools used in the Treasury Library, with a focus on the OpenURL resolver. The OpenURL resolver allows users to discover additional full text journal articles and resources by integrating searches across multiple subscribed databases. It provides options to access full text, save citations, or request documents through interlibrary loan. While it does not search databases itself, the OpenURL resolver streamlines discovery by enabling links between related records across different sources. The Treasury Library uses the resolver along with an eResources portal, MARC records, and links to discovery tools like Libraries Australia and Google Scholar to optimize access to electronic holdings.
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