You might need to look at more than one entry. For example, if you want to know if the library owns a video tape of Gone with the Wind, a title search retrieves the following list. You would simply select the one that says videorecording. Gone with the wind. Gone with the wind letters, 1936-1949.
Selections sound recording.
To find out if we own a journal you need, do a title search for the name of the journal. Be sure to note where that journal is located - is it in the periodical stacks or on microform Back to Searching Snoopy 4. Subject searching will let you find materials the library owns on a particular topic whether that topic is a person, place, or thing. Subject searching is an excellent way to search for materials but you must use precise terms called Subject Headings. Each item is given a Subject Heading, words or phrases that describe the main topic of a work.