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Explanation of how findit@911±¬ÁÏÍøorks when using Google Scholar

UCL has activated findit@UCL links in . These can only appear as text links rather than showing the findit@UCL button.

  • If you are using a UCL computer, you should see these links automatically
  • If you are outside the UCL network and want to display findit@UCL links, you will need to set 911±¬ÁÏÍø in 'Library Links' within the menu

A large link, labelled "findit@UCL - Fulltext" will appear if UCL has the item in full text.

A smaller link, labelled simply "findit@UCL", below the citation, indicates that 911±¬ÁÏÍø may have the item in print and the View it menu will allow you to search the library catalogue.

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