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Answered By: Emily Goodspeed Last Updated: Sep 08, 2025 Views: 52
Answered By: Emily Goodspeed
Last Updated: Sep 08, 2025 Views: 52
After you do a search and see a list of results, click a result to see the description page. Usually the whole article will appear on that page. If not, look for a PDF or HTML link to the full article.
Some of our databases are 100% full-text. Others offer a lower percentage of full-text links to articles. You can limit your article search by clicking the box "Full-text."
If you encounter an article listing that is not full-text:
- First, see if the listing has a link to check other library databases for the article. The SUNY Adirondack Library subscribes to about 120 different databases offering about 60,000 periodicals full-text. It might take a click or two to reach it.
- If you don't find the full-text article, ask a librarian (librarian@sunyacc.edu). If it's not immediately available, we can obtain it for you from another library (interlibrary loan), a free service. See the link below, which offers a printable form and more information about ILL.
Make sure to ask a librarian for advice to save time!
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