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Introduction
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The Keyword Search Option is the most powerful search method available. If you only
remember a couple of words of a book title, or part of a subject heading, you can use the Keyword Search to start your search.
Unlike the Exact Search, the Keyword Search does not need you to type an exact book title. |
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Step 1: Open Keyword Search |
1. Click the Keyword Search from the GIL Universal Catalog. |
2. The Keyword Search Window will show up. |
3. Ask for help if you don't know how to use the Keyword Search. |
Step 2. Start Keyword Search |
1. Type your search keyword(s). Lower cases are fine. Usually, you only type one keyword one line. |
2. For example, you are looking for a book whose title includes words like "Unfinished Nation". |
3. You can type "unfinished" at the first line and "nation" at the second line. |
4. Click the You can type "unfinished" at the first line and "nation" at the second line. |
5. Ask for help if you cannot decide how to choose your keyword(s). |

Step 3. Check the Keyword Search List |
1. Scan the Keyword Search Result List and find out the library item you need. |
2. Check the Title and the Publication Date very carefully,
especially when multiple library books carry the same title.
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3. Pick up the book title with the latest publication date, if possible. |
4. Click the book title you finally pick up. |

Step 4. Start Keyword Search |
1. Review the detailed information about this library item. Make sure that it is what you want.. |
2. Check the Location information. If it is available from the Henderson Library,
you can get this book from the bookshelf. |
3. If it is from another member library within the University System of Georgia,
you may use the GIL Express to get it. |
4. Ask for help if you have any difficulty in accessing to the GIL Express. |

Three Search Options for the GIL Universal Catalog:
Search Methods: |
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The easiest search method. |
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The most powerful search method. |
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It includes searches for Author, Title, Subject Headings, Call Numbers, and so on |
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