1. When you are in a database, you will often see one of the screens below:
[These are from EBSCO database; use the Database Examples tab above for different examples]


2. If you see the PDF Full Text graphic, click on it and the article should open.
3. If not, click on the Find It or View It@ SacState link:


4. Which takes you to another screen of potential choices:

5. Click on the database name - it's a link that will do one of the following:
- Open the article
- Open an abstract of the article [from which you will need to look for the PDF or html of the complete article]
- Display a table of contents for a journal
NOTE: This example is from an EBSCO Database....not all records will have this format. Go to the tab for Database Examples to find how it will appear in a specific database.