Use the print function on the web page, ensuring that your printer is recognized as one of the print destination options. If it's not, use the 'Control Panel' under 'Settings' to select the 'Printers' icon and then follow the instructions to add a printer.

For on-line users, most results of searches can be saved or printed. For on-site users, search results are mainly delivered in the form of hard copies. Results of searches on indices like the Company Names Index, Document Index etc will be displayed on screen. On-site users can order hard or certified copies of the computer screen print. For on-line users, only a certified copy of the computer screen print can be ordered.

Unless you used the Advanced Search form and chose the Long Results format, your search results are displayed in the short "headlines" format. The left column (headed by "#") displays the number for each hit. The other headers represent the most important categories for this particular section.

It's a navigation bar that lets you quickly jump to other groups of your search results. That way, you don't have to keep clicking on the "View the Next..." button. Each button represents a group of search results, with the number beneath the button representing the number of the last hit within that group. If your search results in more than 15 groups, only the first fifteen groups are accessible through the buttons.

We offer 25 results per page for better distribution of bandwidth usage across all users. It means your searches will run a little faster because pages are delivered in smaller chunks. While you are reading the first page of results, another user is able to have their search begin processing. Believe it or not, this often happens because there is a mis-spelling in your keywords. Otherwise, make sure you are using keywords that can be found in the Title, the URL Address, or the Summary Statement.

The search results are currently limited to 20 hits max (the closest matches are displayed). Changing the search patterns slightly will result in different hits. You probably forgot to set the country selector to USA or Canada. The default setting is 'Anywhere'. Leaving 'anywhere' as country will ignore the zipcode and range settings.

You can set the search page colors and some other formatting on the Preferences > Search Settings screen.

both the top and bottom of the page, you will see numbers indicating how many pages of results there are for your search. you can jump to a particular page by clicking on the number, or simply click "Next" or "Previous" to go back and forth.

You will find that if you print your search results in Landscape format they will be more readable. In Internet Explorer you can do this by clicking on 'File' (in the top left-hand corner of your browser), then 'Print'; select the button called 'Preferences' and check the radio button marked 'Landscape', then select 'OK' and 'Print'. The following frequently asked questions are important in understanding the unique process of clinical trials.

Mark records by clicking in the boxes next to each title on the list, then click on SAVED MARKED RECORDS at the bottom of the screen. Choose from the FORMAT options. The Pro-Cite and End-Note options will only work if your institution has site licenses for these programs. Check with your local library.

Select "File" then "Print" from the browser menu located at the top of the screen. If this does not work, there may be a browser problem. Highlight the entire page. Select "Edit" and then "Copy" from the browser menu located at the top of the screen, open the word processing program you use (such as Microsoft Word), and finally select "Edit" and then "Paste." This will in effect print-screen the page. Click on the Print Screen key on your keyboard.

The amount bid on each specific term will determine the placement of your listing. The amount required to attain results is determined by your competition. You can choose if you desire the top position or to appear lower in the search engine results. Competitor's changing bids will alter where your results appear. For example, let.s assume you are a realtor in Houston, Texas. If one of your terms is "Houston Realtor" and a competitor is currently bidding $0.

Each search engine displays their sponsored search results in different locations. For example, Yahoo lists the first two to four sponsored results at the top of their search results page under the heading "Sponsor Results". The next two to four advertisers appear at the bottom of the first page. The second search page will provide additional sponsored results. Google's "Sponsored Links" appear in a column on the right side of the page.

When a person orders the "Deluxe" option, her name is listed in bold and in red above the three other types of listings on the search results pages. Otherwise, all names are listed in alphabetical order.

This can occasionally happen - if you do get stuck on a blank page hitting the "refresh" button should allow your results to appear on the screen.

Add "<!--nosearch-->" to the caption for the page. This is an HTML comment, so it won't appear on the actual page, and it is Yahoo's standard way to prevent a page from appearing in the search results. This means that if you allow users to keep using Yahoo's standard search engine, any pages you mark this way will not appear in those search results either.

Here is a look at the various pieces of a Dogpile results page, where they are located and a brief description of what each component does: Web Search Box - The area where you enter your search term. Enter your keyword(s) and hit the "Go Fetch" button to retrieve your results. The drop down box gives you the option of searching UK sites only, or the whole web. C. Category Links - Links to help you focus your search to specific categories like Images, Audio, Video and News. G.

The 'Display Options' link at the bottom of the PCT Advanced and Structured Search pages allows the user to select how the the results of a search should appear. A drop down menu allows you to select how many results to show on one results page. You can always use the 'Next X' and 'Previous X' hits button to move through all your results.

Physiciannet does accept uploads of job batches. Please contact us concerning the number of jobs and the upload frequency desired. Please download and complete the Physiciannet Job Listing Template if you wish to upload job batches. We will delete all of your old job listings and upload your new job listings. This service is free for registered Physiciannet members. Yes. Physiciannet can prepare the Physiciannet Job Listing Template from your raw data file for a small fee for each upload.

There are several ways to print the web page currently displayed in your browser. Choose any one of these methods to print the current page. Click the "Print" button in your Internet Explorer toolbar. Look for the icon of the printer at the top of your browser. Point your mouse cursor at any blank space on the web page itself and right click your mouse button. From the menu that appears, select "Print." All content is for informational purposes only.

Ask for help at the nearest library service desk. If they can't fix the problem themselves, they will call the Library Business Office (x2811) or the Director's office. In the evenings they will call the Reference Department. When the machine runs out of letter size paper, it usually still has the longer, legal sized paper. You can change sizes if you are in a hurry.

The Export Page Results and Export All Results features allow you to open or save the Results page as a CSV file, which can be opened by MS Excel, OpenOffice, or any text editor (such as Notepad). Refer to the EDMS User Guide for more information. [Top]