What can your journals department do for you

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Who are we?
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Cambridge Journals Online (CJO)
http//www.journals.cambridge.org
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About CJO

• All visitors to the site can
• Read tables of contents and abstracts for all
  Cambridge journals
• Search the full-text of articles
• Keep up-to-date with the latest research in their
  field by receiving RSS/Atom news feeds
• Registered users can also
• Receive email alerts as soon as new journal
  issues go online
• Read free sample issues
• Keep track of new articles published in their
  favourite journals or in their fields of interest
  
• Save links to favourite journals and articles
• Save searches that they can either run again at a
  later date or have the results emailed to them
• Buy online access to single articles using their
  credit card
• Download citations

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About CJO

• Subscribers can also
• Access the full text of journals
• Link directly to cited journals using CrossRef
  and Medline (for those journals that are
  available in HTML)
• Account Administrators can also
• Download usage statistics
• Activate subscriptions
• Set up access for authorised remote users
• Configure their IP domain
• Add their organisations logo and their own
  message that will appear on their users CJO
  homepages

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Have you registered?
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Registration Form
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Advantages of Registration

• Content alerts
• Free issues
• Save searches and bookmarks
• Pay-per-view
• Register

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Browse Journals
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Browse Journals By title
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Browse Journals By title
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Access to Abstract and Full Text
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Advanced Search
Select the journals and/or subjects you wish to
search across. To select more than one item at a
time, hold down the Ctrl key (PC) or Apple key
(Macintosh)
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Advanced Search
Enter your key words or search strings to search
Restrict search to specific article type
Restrict search by date range
Select the fields to be included in your search
results
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Search results (Abstract Full Text)
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CrossRef search
Users carry out searches using the familiar
Google interface but the results are limited to
the scholarly research content provided by
participating publishers
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About RSS and Atom feeds

• What are RSS and Atom feeds?
• RSS and Atom news feeds are computer-readable
  files that summaries new content as it appears on
  a website
• (RSS and Atom are just two different formats that
  do basically the same thing.)
• Each feed includes a heading, a brief description
  of the new content and a link through to the
  website

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Advantages of News feeds RSS and Atom feeds

• Stay in touch with new publishing
• News feeds are a very convenient way of keeping
  up-to-date with a large number of websites. RSS
  and Atom feeds from Cambridge Journals Online
  will alert you to new journal issues and articles
  as soon as they are published online
• Syndicating content
• News feeds are also an easy way for other
  websites to get and display content. If you have
  a website and would like to display Cambridge
  journals feeds on it, please do so as long as you
  always credit Cambridge Journals Online as your
  source, do not modify the text and do not post
  the full text of any of the articles on your
  website

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Diagnostics - Problem with Access
http//journals.cambridge.org/action/help/diagnost
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Impact factors Our top journals
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Top selling journals in Asia
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Main packages (2007)

• Full package (209 titles plus 2 websites)
• STM package (98 titles plus 2 websites)
• HSS package (127 titles)
• Pharma/Vet package (45 titles plus 2 websites)
• Agriculture package (27 titles)

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Contact Us

• Any access problemPlease inform us via the below
  emailsupport_at_iingroups.com
• Any training issuesPlease contact us via the
  below emailtraining_at_iingroups.com