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Anatomy
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Search by Word Link
Capturing a Link
To Provide a
List of Articles (Search Results)
| 1. |
Start ProQuest Direct. |
| 2. |
If you are not at the Search by Word page, click
Search by Word on the menu. |
| 3. |
Type your search in the Search for
field. |
| 4. |
Click Search. ProQuest Direct
displays your Search Results.
(If your search fails to return any articles or you encounter an error, follow any
on-screen suggestions and run your search again.) |
| 5. |
Capture the link. |
| 6. |
Insert the link into selected text or an image
on your site. When visitors to your site click the link, ProQuest Direct runs your search
and displays the results as a list of articles. |
To Provide a
Generic Search by Word Page
| 1. |
Start ProQuest Direct. |
| 2. |
If you are not at the Search by Word page, click
Search by Word on the menu. |
| 3. |
Capture the link. |
| 4. |
Insert the link into selected text or an image
on your site. When visitors to your site click the link, a generic
Search by Word page will display. We encourage you to customize this page...using
buttons, text, colors, and other elements so that it is visually compatible with the rest
of your site. |
Modifying a Link
To edit a link, you can either use the Link
Editor tool or modify the link by hand. You do not have to capture a
link before you modify it using the Link Editor.
Using the Link Editor
The Link Editor has two sections:
 |
General
Information |
contains account information and
access control fields. These fields are present in the Link Editor for all of the ProQuest
Direct links. |
 |
Search
Information |
contains link-specific information.
The fields in this section vary for each ProQuest Direct link. |
Manually Editing a
Link
As an alternative to using the Link Editor, you
can edit the link by hand. |