1. Anatomy of Title Search Results Screen

2. A title search will result in

5. will go directly to the record for item.

6. See “Anatomy of Record” slideshow for more information.

7. 2. An exact match of multiple items with the same title.

8. will go to a list of those items.

9. See “Anatomy of Keyword Search Results Screen” for more information

10. 3. An inexact match of a title

11. will go to the place of the searched title in an alphabetical list of titles.

12. Now for the parts of this page…

13. The navigation bar

14. provides quick links to other library pages and your library account.

15. The extended display button

16. displays more information about specific entries.

17. The limit/sort search button

18. allows narrowing of current results.

19. The search as words button

20. performs the subject search as a keyword search.

21. The another search button

22. defaults to initial author search screen.

23. The search Summit button

24. performs exact search in Summit.

25. The search history drop down menu

26. tracks previous searches.

27. Modify your current search

28. by using drop down menus.

29. The sort results menu

30. allows you to sort by various fields.

31. Save marked records and save all on page buttons

32. save wanted items to book cart.

33. See “Using the Bookcart” for more information.

34. The results of the title search.

35. One specific result of title search.

36. The numbered list of results.

37. Check box to add to book cart.

38. The number of unique titles.

39. The year of item, if there is only one item for a title.

40. The number of entries per title.

41. Example: there is one item with the title “Dogs Abc A Silly Story About the Alphabet”

42. Example: there are two items with the title “Dogs at Work”