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If you want to find a title about a particular subject, or by a certain author, make
sure you enter that information too. Only the first five hundred titles display, so
you are more likely to receive relevant titles if you use specific point values and
keywords. When you're ready, click Search.
Any entries
here are
optional.
To narrow the search,
select the reading
level,
and/or the point value.
Click to open the
RC dialog, or use
the Search menu.
Find-It-All Collection
In both Cataloging and OPAC, you can conduct a search of your local library,
Internet sites, and subscription databases through a Find-It-All One Search
interface. You can access over 160,000 safe, high-quality, K-12 Web sites with
Find-It-All Knowledge Links. When you purchase a subscription, clicking the
Find-It-All button on the toolbar, or the Search menu entry, launches your
browser and opens the Find-It-All One Search or Knowledge Links search page.
Note:
When you purchased Find-It-All, the information for setting up and
administering your Find-It-All Collection came as a separate document.
Searching Alliance Plus Online or Alliance Plus CDs
If you've installed Alliance Plus and have access to either Alliance Plus Online or
one or more Alliance Plus CDs, your searching capabilities are greatly increased.
To search Alliance Plus, from the menu, select Tools | Data Sources. The Data
Source Setup dialog appears:
Select the data sources you want
to search.
Click here to select a CD or
Alliance Plus Online.