CDL-hosted (Journal Article) Databases - Detailed Services

ABI/Inform

ABI/Inform contains records for articles in over 1,000 journals in business, management, finance, and economics indexed by from 1971 to the present. All citations include abstracts. Full text coverage began in 1991 with 100 journals, then grew to 250 in 1992 and 450 in 1993. ABI now has full text to over 600 journals.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "ABI/INFORM Global", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "ABI/INFORM Global ", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the ProQuest version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you continue doing this as long as CDL's version of the ABI/INFORM database is available. Although ProQuest's version of ABI/INFORM Global allows you to save up to 25 searches in your current session (using their Recent Searches feature), your Recent Searches list is not saved after you leave ProQuest.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the ProQuest implementation of ABI/INFORM Global. After selecting citations when using the database, click on “Export Citations” for more information.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): ABI/INFORM Global was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Anthropological Literature

The Anthropological Literature database is the most comprehensive international resource for the fields of anthropology, archaeology, and related interdisciplinary research from the late 19th century to the present, this file describes items in over 1,000 journals and monographic series held in the Tozzer Library, Harvard University.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Anthropological Literature", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Anthropological Literature", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save Anthropological Literature searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of Anthropological Literature.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Anthropological Literature was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Art Abstracts

Art Abstracts contains records for items in the fields of archaeology, architecture, art history, city planning, computer applications and graphics, crafts, film, folk art, graphic arts, industrial design, interior design, landscape architecture, museology, painting, photography, sculpture, television, textiles, and video. Coverage is from January 1984 to the present.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Art Abstracts", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Art Abstracts", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: Wilson currently links with a service called "WilsonLink" which opens the standard UC-eLinks options menu.

Request: UC-eLinks will allow you to use the interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: A User-initiated "Alert" feature is now available. On WilsonWeb, click on the Search History button and then "save" the searches you will want to re-run in the future.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile is available for Request via UC-eLinks.

Downloading to citation management software: Wilson has no plans to implement this at present.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Art Abstracts was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Art Retrospective

Art Retrospective cumulates citations to Art Index volumes 1-32 of the printed index published between 1929-1984. The database cites articles from periodicals published throughout the world. Periodical coverage includes English-language periodicals, yearbooks, and museum bulletins, as well as periodicals published in French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Dutch. In addition to articles, Art Retrospective indexes reproductions of works of art that appear in indexed periodicals.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Art Retrospective", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Art Retrospective", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: Wilson currently links with a service called "WilsonLink" which opens the standard UC-eLinks options menu.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use the interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: A User-initiated "Alert" feature is now available. On WilsonWeb, click on the Search History button and then "save" the searches you will want to re-run in the future.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile is available for Request via UC-eLinks.

Downloading to citation management software: Wilson has no plans to implement this at present.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Art Index Retrospective was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

ArticleFirst

The ArticleFirst database provides citations from the table of contents pages of over 11,000 journals in the areas of science, technology, medicine, social science, business, the humanities, and popular culture from January 1990 - present.

Date of change: August 2001; telnet access retired.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "ArticleFirst", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "ArticleFirst", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use the interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus from the ArticleFirst database.

Updates: Updates are not possible in the native version of ArticleFirst.

Downloading to citation management software: FirstSearch users may export bibliographic records directly from OCLC's FirstSearch web interface into EndNote software using the "Export" button.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): OCLC's FirstSearch version of ArticleFirst has been implemented in SearchLight.

Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals

The Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals is the only comprehensive American index to the current periodical literature of architecture and design. The Avery surveys more than 2000 US and foreign journals, 75 percent of which are not indexed in any other source. It covers not only the international scholarly and popular literature, but also the publications of professional associations, US state and regional periodicals, and major serial publications in the architecture and design of Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Australia.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals via RLG was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Bibliography of the History of Art

The Bibliography of the History of Art database is the most comprehensive and up-to-date art history bibliography available, this file covers European and American art from late antiquity to the present, indexing art-related books, conference proceedings, dissertations, exhibition and dealer's catalogs, and articles in more than 2,500 periodicals from 1973 to the present.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Bibliography of the History of Art", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Bibliography of the History of Art", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save Bibliography of the History of Art searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of the Bibliography of the History of Art.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Bibliography of the History of Art via RLG was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

BIOSIS Previews

The BIOSIS Previews database contains citations to items in over 6,000 journals, books, conference proceedings, and technical reports, in all areas of the life sciences and biology. Many citations include abstracts.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org) and select "BIOSIS Previews", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "BIOSIS Previews", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: Ovid has a service called AutoAlerts that delivers the most recent citations and abstracts to users' desktops via email, the day they become available.

Downloading to citation management software: You are able to import citations into EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager and other bibliographic management software using Ovid's Direct Export feature.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Ovid's version of BIOSIS Previews was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Chicano

The Chicano database covers Mexican-American topics and the broader Latino experience of Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans, and Central American immigrants; it indexes all types of materials including journal articles, books, and newspaper articles published from the 1960s to the present, with selective coverage dating back to the early 1900s.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Chicano", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Chicano", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of the Chicano database.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Chicano was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Computer Database

Computer Articles (COMP): The Computer Articles database contains records for articles in computer-related magazines and journals. The articles include subjects and abstracts, plus complete text for some articles. The complete text of articles is available for about 100 of the over 150 journals covered in the database.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Computer Articles", and press "go to it now". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Computer Articles", then press "go". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources. The new version will have access to more images of journal articles and articles with ASCII text.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: A service similar to Update is the Predefined Searches feature using InfoMarks.

Downloading to citation management software: The vendor plans on implementing this feature in July 2003.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The new version of the Computer Database was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Current Contents

The Current Contents Search® (CC Search®) database provides access to the tables of contents and bibliographic data from current issues of the world's leading scholarly research journals and books in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities. Cover-to-cover indexing of journal articles, reviews, meeting abstracts, editorials, etc., is provided for more than 7,500 internataional journals covering all disciplines. Complete bibliographic information, including English-language author abstracts (for approximately 85% of articles and reviews in the science editions), author keywords, KeyWords Plus®, and ISSNs are provided.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Current Contents", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Current Contents", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: Ovid has a service called AutoAlerts that delivers the most recent citations and abstracts to users´ desktops via email, the day they become available.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Ovid's version of Current Contents was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Ei Compendex

Ei Compendex*Plus provides abstracts and full bibliographic citations for worldwide engineering and technical literature and encompasses all engineering disciplines, as well as related fields in science and management. The records in the database are drawn from over 2,600 published journals, conference proceedings and individual conference papers, technical reports, monographs, and other materials.

Date of change: EiCompendex*Plus via Ovid is available now. Compendex is no longer available via the SilverPlatter or Ei Village interfaces.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Compendex", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Compendex", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: Ovid has a service called AutoAlerts that delivers the most recent citations and abstracts to users´ desktops via email, the day they become available.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Saving searches across sessions (search history) is not available in the Ovid interface.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Ovid's version of Ei Compendex*Plus was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

English Short Title Catalogue

The English Short Title Catalogue contains descriptions and holdings information for letterpress materials printed in England or its dependencies (in any language) or in English (anywhere in the world) from 1473 to 1800.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "English Short Title Catalogue", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select " English Short Title Catalogue", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save English Short Title Catalogue searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of the English Short Title Catalogue.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The English Short Title Catalogue was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

ERIC

The ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) database is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education to provide extensive access to educational-related literature. The ERIC database corresponds to two printed journals: Resources in Education (RIE) and Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE). Both journals provide access to some 14,000 documents and over 20,000 journal articles per year. In addition, ERIC provides coverage of conferences, meetings, government documents, theses, dissertations, reports, audiovisual media, bibliographies, directories, books and monographs. The CDL will continue to support a web-based version of ERIC via Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA).

Date of change: July 2001; the ERIC version via Stanford is no longer available.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "ERIC"; then press "go to it now", and select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), go to Article Databases (the second pull-down menu) and select "ERIC", press "go", and select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: CSA has a feature called Alerts, which automatically searches your selected databases for new content every week. To find out more about Alerts, click on the "Help" button in the upper right hand corner of the screen, then on "Saved Searches" in the right hand menu. At that screen read, "Save an Alert."

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save ERIC searches from the CSA interface in your current CDL Search History. However, CSA provides a Saved Searches feature which allows you to save up to twenty search strategies for a period of six months. Any new ERIC searches you wish to save must be saved in CSA's interface using the Saved Searches feature.

Downloading to citation management software: CSA supports Reference Manager, EndNote, ProCite, and Biblioscape. For more information, click on the "Help" button in the upper right and then click on "Bibliographic Managers" at the bottom right column.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): CSA's version of ERIC is currently searched as part of SearchLight.

FRANCIS (Humanities & Social Sciences)

The FRANCIS (Humanities & Social Sciences) database is an index to multilingual, multidisciplinary information in the humanities, social sciences, economics, religion, the history of art, and literature from 1984 to the present.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "FRANCIS", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "FRANCIS", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of Francis.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Francis was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

GeoRef

GeoRef indexes and abstracts the worldwide literature on geology, including information on energy sources, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, groundwater pollution, nuclear reactor sites, landslides, and erosion, as well as the history of the earth, the structure of the earth, the study of ore deposits, and geostatistics and which has been available to us via Stanford University, is now available via Cambridge Scientific Abstracts or CSA. The CDL discontinued the Stanford version August 1, 2001.

Date of change: July 2001 service began on CSA; discontinued via Stanford on August 1, 2001.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the "UC-licensed databases" pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "GeoRef", press "go to it now" and select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), and from Article Databases pull-down menu and select "GeoRef", press "go" and select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save GeoRef searches from the CSA interface in your current CDL Search History. However, CSA also provides a Saved Searches feature which allows you to save up to twenty search strategies for a period of six months. Any new GeoRef searches you wish to save must be saved in CSA's interface using the Saved Searches feature.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The CSA version of GeoRef has now been implemented in SearchLight.

History of Science, Technology, and Medicine

History of Science, Technology, and Medicine

The History of Science, Technology, and Medicine database is the definitive international bibliography for the history of science, technology, and medicine and its influence on culture from pre-history to the present. Journal articles, conference proceedings, books, book reviews, and dissertations from 1975 to the present are indexed in this file, which combines the Isis Current Bibliography of the History of Science, Current Bibliography in the History of Technology, the Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della Scienza and the Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "History of Science, Technology and Medicine", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select " History of Science, Technology and Medicine ", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save History of Science, Technology and Medicine searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of History of Science, Technology and Medicine.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): History of Science, Technology and Medicine was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals

The Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals indexes articles and book reviews from over 450 legal periodicals, including journals, essay collections, festschrifts, and congress reports published from 1985 to the present.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version (telnet only) retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals

The Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals is the only online index to art periodicals that were published in the United States during the 19th century. Since entire journal contents are indexed -- articles, art notes, illustrations, stories, poems, and advertisements -- the index is a valuable source of information on popular culture and industry, as well as artists and illustrators, painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, architecture and design, exhibitions and sales, decoration, and collecting.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals searches from the RLG Eureka interface in your current CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Index to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

INSPEC

INSPEC is produced by the Institution of Electrical Engineers and provides access to the world's leading scientific and technical literature in physics, electrical engineering, electronics, communications, control engineering, computers and computing, and information technology. The INSPEC database offers access to international journal articles, conference proceedings, reports, dissertations and books. Producer-assigned classification codes, descriptors and identifiers enhance subject access. Retrieval may also be restricted to any of the print counterparts.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "INSPEC", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "INSPEC", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: Ovid has a service called AutoAlerts that delivers the most recent citations and abstracts to users´ desktops via email, the day they become available.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Ovid version of INSPEC was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Magazine & Journal Articles (Mags) Database (now called Expanded Academic ASAP)

The Magazine & Journal Articles (Mags) database (now called Expanded Academic ASAP) contains records for articles from popular magazines, general interest journals, and scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences, and general sciences. Legal, business, and health journals are also included. Citations for articles in medicine, technical fields, and selected other areas include abstracts. The complete text of articles is available for about 1,300 of the over 2,300 journals covered in the database. There are many book review citations especially in the humanities and social sciences.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Expanded Academic ASAP", and press "go to it now". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Expanded Academic ASAP", then press "go". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources. The new version of this database has access to more images of journal articles and articles with ASCII text.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: A service similar to Update in the new version is the Predefined Searches feature using InfoMarks.

Downloading to citation management software: The vendor plans on implementing this feature in July 2003.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Gale Group's version of Expanded Academic ASAP was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

Melvyl-T [The T in Melvyl-T will be removed on August 1, 2003.]

Melvyl is the library catalog of all campuses of the University of California Libraries, containing records for books, journals, archives, audio-visuals, computer files, dissertations, government documents, maps, music scores, online resources, recordings and videorecordings. It also includes library holdings of the California Academy of Sciences, California Historical Society, California State Library, Center for Research Libraries, Graduate Theological Union, Hastings College of Law, and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.

Date of change: Database currently available; legacy Melvyl Catalog and Periodicals Titles databases will be retired on August 1, 2003.

Related services:
Linking: Linking to electronic journals and books is available by clicking the Available online link listed by campus holdings in the 'Full Record' display format. Linking uses the 856 field in the item record and not UC-eLinks. You can see the 856 field in the MARC record display. Journal article databases will begin linking to Melvyl-T via UC-eLinks as of June 17, 2003.

Request: The Request service (for interlibrary loan and document delivery services) is currently available in Melvyl-T and checks the holdings in Melvyl-T. Request will begin linking from article databases to Melvyl-T on July 1, 2003.

Updates: An Update feature is currently available in Melvyl-T. However, since CDL is continuing to work with Ex Libris to refine the functionality of the Update feature, we are advising Update users to wait until we notify them to create new Updates in Melvyl-T. Stay tuned for further details.

CDL Profile: You will not be able to automatically transfer your existing Profile from the legacy Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals Titles databases to Melvyl-T. You will need to set up a new Profile in Melvyl-T by clicking the 'Sign In (optional)' link at the top of the web page and following the instructions. Sign In changes to 'My Workspace' after you register and sign in, and this is where you can make changes to your information, etc.

Note - Not all of the Profile information (such as your PIN number for Request, timeout settings, etc.) that was retained in the legacy system is retained in Melvyl-T because of privacy concerns and system architecture.

Saved Lists & Search History: Records saved into Lists in the legacy Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals Titles databases cannot be automatically transferred to Melvyl-T. If you wish to save this information you will need to do the following in order to retain it:

Print, Email, or Download this information (Saved Lists)
Print or "cut-and-paste" this information into a text editor (Search History)

Downloading to citation management software: Import filters are currently available for EndNote, ProCite, and Reference Manager from ISI ResearchSoft. On the ISI ResearchSoft filters page, look for "Library Catalog (MELVYL)". You can find more information under Importing Search Citations in Melvyl-T's Help section.

Note - Connection files for Melvyl-T are currently being created by ISI ResearchSoft. These should be available in the near future. Stay tuned.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): Melvyl-T will be implemented in SearchLight on July 1, 2003.

MLA International Bibliography

The MLA International Bibliography, produced by the Modern Language Association, consists of bibliographic records pertaining to literature, language, linguistics, and folklore, and includes coverage from 1963 to the present. The MLA International Bibliography provides access to scholarly research in over 3,000 journals and series. It also covers relevant monographs, working papers, proceedings, bibliographies, and other formats.

Date of change: MLA International Bibliography is available via Ovid, beginning in January 2002. Telnet access and web access via SilverPlatter was retired on August 29, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "MLA Bibliography", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "MLA Bibliography", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: Ovid has a service called AutoAlerts that delivers the most recent citations and abstracts to users´ desktops via email, the day they become available.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, if you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save searches from the native MLA International Bibliography interface in your CDL Search History.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Ovid version of MLA International Bibliography was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

National Newspaper Index (NEWS)

The National Newspaper Index contains citations to articles from these newspapers, from 1982 to the present: Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, New York Times Book Review, New York Times Magazine, Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "National Newspaper Index", and press "go to it now". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "National Newspaper Index", then press "go". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links to Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: A service similar to Update in the new version is the Predefined Searches feature using InfoMarks.

Downloading to citation management software: The vendor plans on implementing this feature in July 2003.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The Gale Group's version of National Newspaper Index was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

MEDLINE (PubMed)

The MEDLINE search interface was moved from the CDL MEDLINE/HealthStar service to the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) PubMed service. Some of PubMed's special features include links to databases of proteins, genomes, structures, and nucleotides; access to the most recent citations, often within days of a journal being published; and the ability to find related articles with the click of a button. A further advantage of PubMed is that it remains freely available to students once they graduate and leave UC.

Date of change: Access via PubMed with UC links to content, holdings and Request began on 7/18/01; CDL's version was discontinued 12/21/01.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "PubMed", then press "go to it now" and select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the "Article Databases" pull-down menu to select "PubMed", then press "go" and select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, provides links from PubMed citations to provider web sites for full-text journal articles, biological data, sequence centers, and other sources of data from third parties. In the Abstract, Citation and LinkOut display formats, campus-specific and UC-eLinks icons appear to indicate links to the e-journal content. In addition to the campus-specific and UC-eLinks icons, selected publisher web site icons appear which may also be used to access full-text. Links to UC content and holdings began 7/18/01 via NLM's LinkOut service; UC-eLinks were implemented for most campuses in June/July 2002.

Request: CDL has been added as a document delivery provider, which allows users to access CDL Request and get holdings information by using a special URL available on your campus library web page or by choosing these services via the Cubby. Additionally, access to this service is now available via UC-eLinks as well.

Updates: PubMed has a feature called "Cubby" which allows you to store a search and then check for new items added to PubMed since you last stored or updated your Cubby stored search. Stored searches are numbered and listed in descending order according to the date and time they were originally stored. The MEDLINE transition team has recommended BioMail, an update alerting service for PubMed, for creating updates delivered to your e-mail, similar to the Update feature in CDL-hosted MEDLINE/HealthSTAR.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. Additionally, end-users can save searches across sessions in PubMed by creating bookmarks in your web browser, or by using the "Cubby" feature.

Downloading to citation management software: It is possible to import citations into EndNote, ProCite or Reference Manager. To import search results into a reference manager program, change the Display format to MEDLINE before clicking on the Save button. This format includes the field tags needed for these programs. Consider changing the .fcgi extension to .txt if you wish to open the file in a text editor, word processing or reference manager program.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): PubMed searching via Searchlight has already been enabled; however, the "go to it" links do not use the special UC URLs, so users need to set their e-journal and "order" preferences via the Cubby.

PAIS International

The PAIS (Public Affairs Information Service) International database provides coverage of materials in government, international relations, legislation, political science, statistics, and related areas, published since 1972. It contains references to more than 470,000 journal articles, government documents, statistical directories, gray literature, research reports, conference reports, reports of international agencies, microfiche, Internet material and more. Publications from more than 120 countries are included. Publications indexed are in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.

Date of change: January 17, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "PAIS International"; then press "go to it now", and select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), go to "Article Databases" (the second pull-down menu) and select "PAIS International", press "go", and select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. CSA provides a Saved Searches feature, which allows you to save up to twenty search strategies for a period of six months. Any new PAIS International searches you wish to save must be saved in CSA's interface using the Saved Searches feature.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): CSA's version of PAIS International was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

PapersFirst (PAPR)

Use the OCLC PapersFirst database to retrieve records for papers presented at worldwide conferences, symposia, meetings, expositions, workshops, and congresses. The papers cover a wide variety of disciplines, including the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Physical and Life Sciences. The PapersFirst database is of medium size and contains citations indexed from 1993 to the present in English and other languages. The database covers published information received from the British Library Document Supply Center.

Date of change: December 16, 2001.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "PapersFirst", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "PapersFirst", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: Links to Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings are not currently available for this database.

Updates: Updates are not possible in the native version of PapersFirst.

CDL Profile/Search History: If you have set up a personal Profile and opted to save your searches across sessions, you will no longer be able to save PapersFirst searches from the OCLC FirstSearch interface in your CDL Search History.

Downloading to citation management software: FirstSearch users may export bibliographic records directly from OCLC's FirstSearch web interface into EndNote software using the "Export" button.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): OCLC's FirstSearch version of PapersFirst has been implemented in SearchLight.

Proceedings (PROC)

Use the OCLC Proceedings database to retrieve records for worldwide conferences, symposia, meetings, expositions, and congresses. The proceedings cover a wide variety of disciplines, including the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Physical and Life Sciences. Each proceedings provides a list of papers presented. Individual records for each paper may be found in the PapersFirst database. The Proceedings database is of medium size and contains citations to proceedings in English and other languages indexed from 1993 to the present. The database covers published proceedings received by the British Library Document Supply Center.

Date of change: December 16, 2001.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "Proceedings", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "Proceedings", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, provides links to full text (where available), CDL or campus holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use the interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus from the Proceedings database.

Updates: Updates are not possible in the native version of Proceedings.

Downloading to citation management software: FirstSearch users may export bibliographic records directly from OCLC FirstSearch web interface into EndNote software using the Export button.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): OCLC's FirstSearch version of Proceedings has now been implemented in SearchLight.

PsycINFO

PsycINFO provides access to international literature in psychology and related disciplines covering the period 1887-present. The database is enriched with literature from an array of disciplines related to psychology such as psychiatry, education, business, medicine, nursing, pharmacology, law, linguistics, and social work. Nearly all records contain nonevaluative summaries, and all records from 1967 to the present are indexed using the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms. The sources include over 1,400 professional journals, chapters, books, reports, theses and dissertations, published internationally, and is updated weekly.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the "UC-licensed databases" pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "PsycINFO", and press "go to it now". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), and from Article Databases pull-down menu and select "PsycINFO", and press "go". When the subsequent screen displays, select your campus location.

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: CSA has a feature called Alerts, which automatically searches your selected databases for new content every week. To find out more about Alerts, click on the "Help" button in the upper-right hand corner of the screen, then on "Saved Searches" in the right hand menu. At that screen, read "Save an Alert."

CDL Profile/Search History: Profile will be available for Request via UC-eLinks. CSA provides a Saved Searches feature, which allows you to save up to twenty search strategies for a period of six months. Any new PsycINFO searches you wish to save must be saved in CSA's interface using the Saved Searches feature.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The CSA version of PsycINFO was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

RILM Abstracts of Music Literature

The RILM Abstracts of Music Literature database, which provides international coverage for all types of materials in the area of music, is now available in native mode from NISC.

Date of change: August 15, 2001 service began on NISC.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "RILM Abstracts of Music Literature", then press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), go to "Article Databases" (the second pull-down menu) and select "RILM Abstracts of Music Literature", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: NISC's version of RILM does not currently link to CDL or campus holdings. There are plans to implement linking in Fall 2002.

Updates: This feature is not currently available in this database.

Downloading to citation management software: While NISC does not currently support this capability, it is planned for Fall 2002.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The NISC version of RILM was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

RLG Union Catalog (RLIN Bibliographic File)

The RLG Union Catalog (RLIN Bibliographic File) serves as a major union catalog for everything from books and serials to archives, manuscripts, maps, music scores, sound recordings, films, photographs, posters, computer files, and more.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "RLG Union Catalog", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "RLG Union Catalog", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of the RLG Union Catalog.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): The RLG Union Catalog was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs

The SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs database is a union catalog of art and rare book auction records describes sales catalogs from all major North American and European auction houses, as well as important private sales. Coverage begins in the late sixteenth century and extends into the future for scheduled auctions that have not yet been held.

Date of change: Database currently available; CDL-hosted version retired December 31, 2002.

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, links (where possible) to full text, Melvyl Catalog/Periodicals holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus.

Updates: An update-type feature is planned, but not yet scheduled, for the RLG version.

Downloading to citation management software: ProCite and EndNote have filters available for the RLG implementation of SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): SCIPIO: Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs was implemented in SearchLight in July 2002.

WorldCat (WCAT)

The WorldCat database includes citations for books, journals, manuscripts, maps, music scores, sound recordings, films, computer files, newspapers, slides,
videotapes, etc., in a variety of languages. The database covers the years 1000 A.D. to present.

Date of change: December 16, 2001

Methods of accessing this database:

From your campus library web site.
Go to the UC-licensed databases pull-down menu on the CDL-hosted Databases page (http://www.dbs.cdlib.org/) and select "WorldCat", and press "go to it now".
Go to the CDL Collections and Services page (http://www.cdlib.org/collections/), then use the Article Databases pull-down menu to select "WorldCat", then press "go".

Related services:
Linking: A new linking service, UC-eLinks, provides links to full text (where available), CDL or campus holdings, and other resources.

Request: UC-eLinks allows you to use the interlibrary borrowing and document delivery services available at your campus from the WorldCat database.

Updates: Updates are not possible in the native version of WorldCat.

Downloading to citation management software: FirstSearch users may export bibliographic records directly from OCLC's FirstSearch web interface into EndNote software using the "Export" button.

SearchLight (cross-database searching): OCLC's FirstSearch version of WorldCat has now been implemented in SearchLight.

Document owner: Laine Farley

Last reviewed: July 9, 2003

URL: http://www.cdlib.org/inside/projects/a-i-trans/servicedetails.html