E-Journal News

Your PDF Problems solved

Ever click on a link to a full text journal article & run into this error message?

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Aggravating, right? Well fret no more, a solution is here!

Turns out, this error message is related to settings in Adobe Acrobat (the program that lets you read PDFs). Try these simple steps to fix the full text from our online journal providers.

1. Close your browser.

2. Open Adobe Reader.

3. Go to the Edit menu and select Preferences

4. In the left column select Internet

5. Uncheck Allow fast web view

6. Uncheck Display PDF in browser

7. Click OK, and try again

The PDFs will display in a separate window rather than in your browser window.

STILL NOT WORKING?
Check to see if you have pop ups disabled in your browser. Internet Explorer does this automatically, and this will also cause the full text not to display.

As always, if you still can’t get the PDF full text, PLEASE LET US KNOW! Email reference@lsuhsc.edu or call 504 568 6100 with the article information, and we will get the article for you. If we don’t know its broke, we can’t fix it!

Nature Journal – back to 1869!

“NATURE! We are surrounded and embraced by her: powerless to separate ourselves from her, and powerless to penetrate beyond her.” – JW Goethe

So opened one of the foremost science journals in history. Even back in 1869, Nature: the international weekly journal of science was pondering topics like science education in schools, the impact of environmental projects such as the Suez Canal, and recent solar eclipses.

Now that LSUHSC library has online full-text access to Nature from 1869 – present, you yourself can trace historic scientific events as they unfold in the biomedical literature, all from the comfort of your office or home computer!

Link: NATURE JOURNALS, 1869 – PRESENT: ONLINE FROM THE LSUHSC LIBRARY.

New Features from the NEJM

The New England Journal of Medicine launched several new online features this month.
Podcasts, feeds & clinical decisions

5 classes to be offered in April

In conjunction with Medical Information Day 2007, the Isch?â?® Library will be offering 5 unique classes in April.

We will be offering the following classes from 12 noon to 1 p.m. on the following days: