Where should we send authenticated users who would like more information about the library? (this is usually the library home page but can be any link of your choosing)
Your EBSCO custID is required for proper Full Text Finder integration
This should be your preferred location where users may search or browse for e-journals. This does NOT need to be publicly accessible. If you do not have an A-Z system or online journal search then please type "none."
This is the link to your main Serials Solutions journal search page, which should look similar to this:
http://abc1de2fg3h.search.serialssolutions.com/ejp/?libHash=ABC1DE2FG3H#/?language=en-US&titleType=JOURNALS
Can a guest run an e-journal title/ISSN search and see the results list? If this page resides behind a proxy, VPN, intranet or IP-authentication then please choose "no."
Please run an e-journal title search for "lancet" and paste in the URL that shows in the address bar for the search RESULTS page
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1) Go to your Full Text Finder instance. If remote access requires a proxy, please log in through your proxy (important).
2) Go to the Publications tab
3) Run a search for "lancet"
4) Paste in the URL that shows up in the address bar for the search RESULTS page
Please run an e-journal ISSN search for "0140-6736" and paste in the URL that shows in the address bar for the search RESULTS page
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1) Go to your Full Text Finder instance. If remote access requires a proxy, please log in through your proxy (important).
2) Go to the Publications tab
3) Run a search for "lancet"
4) Paste in the URL that shows up in the address bar for the search RESULTS page
Link Resolver Configuration
If you use Primo, you may find the instructions on how to generate your link resolver here: https://support.thirdiron.com/knowledgebase/articles/1927513-how-to-find-your-primo-link-resolver-base-url
Enter "N/A" if your system cannot resolve a DOI
See below illustration of where your current link resolver is located in PubMed. If you do not have this configured, please provide the syntax of your resolver to process a PMID.
Leave blank if you're not sure or do not use otool
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Third Iron provides an API that makes possible context-aware linking from many popular discovery systems. Learn More About the Third Iron API.
Third Iron provides an API that makes possible context-aware linking from many popular discovery systems. Learn More About the Third Iron API.
Great - we'll send you an API key once your account is set up.
Your EBSCO custID is required in order to activate the Discovery Layer for EDS customers.
EBSCO will use "main.eds" as the default profile unless you specify alternate profile(s) to use, such as a test profile.
Advanced linking to EBSCOhost content
LibKey supports advanced linking capabilities to EBSCOhost content. To enable this feature, the specified information is needed from a library's EBSCOhost admin.
** If you do not have the required information at this time, you may activate this feature at a later time **
