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ProQuest will translate the abstract from English to any of the 14 languages currently supported.

Abi inform search engine full#

There may also be an option to translate the full text. To display the full text, select the full text icon under the Other formats section of the full record. If Full text in HTML format is available, this is located within the Citation & Abstract full record view. For additional information on searching Hoover’s, please see the Data & Reports Search section of this guide. Hoover’s is a component of the ABI/INFORM Complete database and can also be searched through the Data & Reports page by selecting company profiles. The company profile contains information on company history, financials, people, products, and competitors. Clicking on the company name or Intellidocs icon takes you to the company profile available in Hoover’s. The Intellidocs link appears next to a company name that is indexed in the Hoover’s database. When you click Translate, a disclaimer will advise you that this is an 'on-the-fly' machine translation and is not intended to replace human translation. The Abstract provides a summary of the document and may include a translate option. If your library has enabled tools to locate full text for you, you may see additional links here.įor an example of a ProQuest full text - HTML record and a ProQuest full text - PDFrecord, please see the Full Record sections of this guide.

Please consider that not all records have full text available from ProQuest and you may only have a link to view the C itation & Abstract (the full record). Each record will contain links to the available document formats and any linking tools that the library administrator has enabled to help locate the full text. When you select to view the C itation & Abstract format of the full record, you will see links to F ull text - HTML and/or F ull text - PDF, if full text is available. ProQuest analyzes the keywords in the full record and then suggests similar items. to display a complete list of available services.Ĭlick on See similar items to display five suggested items that are related to the current record. Move your mouse over the button to display and select from a list of featured available services. The Share button allows you to share links to documents with other ProQuest users via social networking sites. For additional information, please see the My Research section of this guide. In order to create tags, you must have a My Research account, but you do not have to have a My Research account to view tags created by other users.

They can be made private or public and you can add as many tags to a document as you like. Tags are relevant words or phrases that you assign to items in ProQuest to help you organize your research and classify items. A permanent link to each document will also be saved with your file. Choose to include the level of record detail you want to save and a citation style. Save is used to save the records as a PDF, RTF, HTML, or a text only file. Exporting moves a copy of the record out of ProQuest and into one of the bibliographic managers or supported file formats. Remember to always check for accuracy.Įxport items into a bibliographic manager like RefWorks (subscription and account required) or to the RIS file format. Copy and paste the generated bibliography into a document and make any necessary edits. The Cite tool generates a bibliography in any of the supported styles available from the pull-down menu. Save to My Research adds the records to your My Research account where they will be stored and available each time you sign in to the My Research account.

When viewing a full record, use one of the tools to work with the item.Īdd to selected items lets you mark the record and create a list of items to work with later on.