Help: Full Text
Full Text is available for many articles in International Index to Performing Arts. The Full Text page can be accessed from the Full Citation, Article Results page or Journal Record page.
- What information does a full text page for an article contain?
- Access to other full text formats
- Hit highlighting
- Images within the full text
- Add a full text to the Marked List
- Link back to the full text for an article
- Download a citation
- Save a full text to My Archive
What information does a full text page for an article contain?
Full text pages contain the following brief information about the document (where available):
- Author
- Title - this is linked to the Full Citation for the article
- Journal title - a Go to Journal Record link is displayed next to the title to enable you to jump straight to the Journal Record
- Volume/Issue - a Go to Journal Issue link is displayed next to the Issue information to enable you to jump straight to the relevant Journal Issue
- Page range
This is followed by the full text of the article.
Access to other full text formats
If the full text for the article is available in PDF format, a link to the PDF version of the document will be shown. E.g. 
Click on the link to open the full text.
Note: PDF files will open in a new browser window.
JSTOR Full Text
If you are a JSTOR subscriber with JSTOR linking enabled and full text is available from JSTOR, a link will be shown at the top of the page which will take you to the full text within the JSTOR site. E.g.
Click on a link to open the full text.
Note: JSTOR links will open in a new browser window.
Project MUSE Full Text
If you are a Project MUSE subscriber with Project MUSE linking activated and full text is available from Project MUSE a link will be shown at the top of the page which will take you to the document on the Project Muse site. E.g.
Click on a link to open the full text.
Note: Project MUSE links will open in a new browser window.
OpenURL linking
If outbound OpenURL linking has been enabled for your institution, an additional link will appear at the top of the page. Click on this link to forward the article details to your institution's link resolver which will look for the article in other services.
Note: OpenURL links will open in a new browser window.
For further information on setting up linking to full text please see the Information Resources area.
Hit Highlighting
When the full text has been accessed directly from a Search Results page, hit highlighting is used to identify your search terms within the article. A Go to first hit link is displayed at the top of the page allowing you to jump directly to the first hit. Hits are shown with a bright yellow background and where there is more than one hit an icon will be displayed next to each hit to enable you to jump to the previous 
or next 
hit in the document.
Images within the full text
Many articles within International Index to Performing Arts contain images. These are shown in thumbnail size within the full text. To view an enlarged version of the image click the thumbnail.
This opens a new page with a larger version of the image and the image caption displayed. You can see the image in its original size by clicking the View image actual size link.
To print an enlarged image click the Print View link to open the image in a page without any navigation or other graphical elements displayed ready for printing.
Add a full text to the Marked List
You can add a full text to the Marked List so that you can collect together several documents ready for emailing, printing or downloading during your session on International Index to Performing Arts. To do this:
- Click the Add to Marked List checkbox at the top of the page so that the checkbox appears checked
The background color of the checkbox will change to indicate that the full text has been added to Marked List and the total number of items in Marked List will be shown next to the Marked List link at the top of the page. - If you want to remove the full text from Marked List click the checkbox so that it appears unchecked
The orginal background color will be restored and the total number of items will change to reflect that an item has been removed
You can view items in the Marked List at any time by following the Marked List link at the top of the page.
Link back to the full text for an article
You can obtain the durable link for a full text article by clicking the Durable URL link in the side panel at the right of the page. A pop-up window will open displaying the URL; you can copy and paste it into your documents and email.
Use the email link in the side panel at the right of the page to go to the Email page which contains a form to enable you to email the full text.
Note: to email more than one item at a time you will need to use Marked List or My Archive.
You can print the full text you are currently viewing in one of the following ways:
- Click the Print view link in the side panel at the right of the page.
This will take you to a Print view page which displays the full text without any of the site navigation, as it will appear when you print it out. There are some options available on the Print view page to modify how the record is displayed for printing.
OR - Use the print button in your browser.
Download a citation
Use the Download citation link to go to the Download page where you can choose the format of the citation for the full text for downloading to your computer.
This page provides options for you to download the record in plain text format, download in a format compatible with ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager and RefWorks or export directly to ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager or RefWorks.
Save a full text to My Archive
You can save a full text to My Archive for future reference.
- Click on the Save to My Archive link in the side panel to the right of the page
- If you are already logged into My Archive, you will be taken to the Saved Items page where the citation for your article will be listed in the Articles section.
- If you are not logged into My Archive, you will need to enter your username and password before you can proceed.
If you do not have a My Archive account, or would like more information, go to the My Archive Help Page.
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