As the search term words are typed an alphabetized list of all unique words in the database appears in a window at the left side of the screen. The search may consist of any Boolean combination of words, phrases, or words within a certain proximity of eachother. In this example, the words natural and law have been selected. How to use the table of contents view The user may quickly identify the location of hits. The image below shows the results of the search term natural law when applied to the British Philosophy 1600-1900 database and indicates that 394 records contain both the words natural and law .
Every heading is a hypertext link to the corresponding full text view.
Clicking on De Cive takes you directly to the beginning of that text. Then clicking on the Next button takes you to the first hit in De Cive . How to display search words in context Words in context may be displayed in the contents window. The screen below is taken from the same search. Note that the headings have been further expanded to display Parts and Chapters.