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What kinds of searches are available in the new Library of Congress Online Catalog?

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What kinds of searches are available in the new Library of Congress Online Catalog?

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Four search methods are available: Subject-Name-Title-Call#, Guided Keyword, Command Keyword and Keyword. After selecting a search method, enter search words or phrases in the box provided on the screen, then select the [Search] button to conduct the search. Clear the search text from the box at any time by selecting the [Reset] button. For quick search hints, select the Search Examples link from any search method screen. Alternatively, select the [Help] button (in the top button bar) for more detailed, context-sensitive help. Back to Questions • Is it still possible to browse the Catalog? It is possible to browse by Subject, Name, and Call Number through the [Subj-Name-Title-Call #] search mode. These searches provide access to the entire catalog, starting with the subject term, name, or call number most closely matching the search word(s). Begin browsing backward or forward in the list after searching by selecting [Previous] or [Next] buttons located above below the search results. A

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