If access to the journal is restricted to members of the University of Toronto community, the options are the information record or a registration page. Compare this with the information in the record for Neuropharmacology. The user is given the option to go from the journal's URL in the bibliographic records, directly to the journal from a search of electronic journals, or via a linked information record. These records, created in addition to the bibliographic records for the catalog, make each resource retrievable by one or more subject categories and by resource type and are the basis for information records. Electronic journals are included as part of the section for each letter .
Additional information is provided for some of the electronic journals.
Duke Options Continue current practice Change URLs in bibliographic records from the official URLs to the local URLs for the Electronic Journals region. Eliminate the use of information records except when needed to provide access information. Discontinue the preparation of descriptions of the content and purpose of the journal. For those titles for which an information record will be maintained, change URLs in bibliographic records from the official URL to the local URLs for the Electronic Journals region. Provide a link to records about specialized file formats.