Using the Academic Search Premier database (NYPL)
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    A tutorial to introduce how to use the functions of the database Academic Search Premier
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      Jul 20 2007
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    • 0:00To start, type the web address for the New York Public Library (http://www.nypl.org)
    • 0:26Notice the use of quotations for the search, this is used for a 'phrase search' or for when you want to search for words right next to each other in a document
    • 0:33You should always click the option 'Full Text' as this will limit your search to only those documents available electronically, versus both electronic documents and just citations for documents
    • 3:38You can also refine your search with Boolean operators: AND, OR and NOT
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