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results LISTS

The list of search results is displayed when a search yields more than just one hit.

It contains brief bibliographic details of each title found and three links with which the Document View can be called up:

• The link displayed for the document title (for single volume works) or the volume title (for multivolume works) opens a display of the digitized work or volume.

• The link “Electronic Table of Contents” opens a list of the chapter headings in the work or volume found. Individual chapters of the work can be opened directly from this list.

• The link “Full Citation” opens the bibliographic description of the work.

Number of Results per Page
The number of entries displayed on one page of results can be altered by entering the desired number of results per page in the Preferences. The default setting in the preferences is 10 results per page.

Navigating the Results Lists

Browsing through the pages of the results list is possible by using the arrows above and below the list. Alternatively you can also go directly to an entry by entering the desired results number in the input field and clicking the button GO.

Sorting the Results
The hits in the results list are sorted by author names. It is also possible to sort the results according to other criteria. The following criteria can be used for sorting the results:

• Author

• Title

• Publication Year

Marking Results
In addition, it is possible to mark individual documents and transfer them to the list of marked documents. Documents can be remembered in this way. Click the box in front of the document that you wish to mark. By clicking Select All you can transfer all documents on the page being displayed to the list of marked documents. Marked boxes can be unmarked simply by clicking them again. The list of marked documents can be called up by simply clicking Marked Documents in the menu.

SaveURL
Using the function SaveURL the search results can also be saved for later use, saved as bookmarks or copied in an E-mail, an application program (i.e. Word) or a web site.