6. How to Find More Electronic Full-Text of the Journal Articles

How to Find More Electronic Full-Text of the Journal Articles

If the Electronic Full-Text is Not Available within the Results at the Top Level of your Search

You may still be able to find a copy of the electronic full-text of the journal article by clicking on the links that read "Check the Univ. of North Texas Library Catalog" or "Find Full-Text". 


These links will automatically connect to the the UNT Libraries Catalog and perform a journal title search that will show the UNT Libraries holdings of more electronic full-text or the paper journal where the article was published. 

Now you will see a listing of the UNT Libraries holdings of the journal. 

Electronic Full-Text

Any journals that have the words "Electronic Resource" following the journal title has more electronic full-text.  Journal titles followed by a physical library location are located on the first floor and lower levels of that library building on campus. 

Click on the title of the one that is an "Electronic Resource".

Now you will see a screen with one or more blue links that read: "Full-text available from" followed by a vendor's name and the years of the issues available. 

Click on one of the links to see a list of all the electronic full-text issues available.

*Note: if you are accessing from off campus, you will be asked for a username and password at this point. Username=EUID, Password=EagleMail password.  Then click on the year or issue you need to see individual articles within the journal.  The articles will either be organized alphabetically by the title of the article or in the original order in which they appeared in the paper journal.  When you see your article, click on it and it will open.  You can now print, email, or save it.

Full-Text Paper Journals

If your journal article was in an issue from a year that was not available in electronic full-text, but the UNT Libraries have the paper format, look at the library location indicated in its catalog record. 
The second record in the screen shot below is a journal in a paper format.

The paper journals will either be on the first floors or lower levels of the Willis Library, Science and Technology Library, Research Park Library, or Remote Storage.  The most recent years of issues will be located on the first floors. The older issues back to the 1980's are located on the lower levels.  The paper journals are alphabetized by the title of the journal from A-Z in these locations. 

Just find the year of the issue you need and make a photocopy of the journal article at any of the photocopy machines. Copies cost 10 cents each.

If your journal has a Remote Storage location, click here or see the next page in this tutorial.