FAQ: How do I save a search in the Library Book Search?
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Last Updated: Dec 24, 2024
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If you have a favorite author or subject for which you often search when using the Library Book Search, you can save the search. This will prevent you from having to key in the search each time and you can be alerted of new materials added to the library collection which match your searches.
- Go to the Library Book Search.
- Search for your favorite author, subject, title, etc. or create an advanced keyword search including limits to material type, language, publication year, etc.
- When your results are displayed, click the drop down dots and select "Save Search."
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A "Save Search" screen will appear, select the Save button at the bottom right.
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Then a confirmation box will appear.
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The next time that you use the Library Book Search, you can click the "Saved" link to see a list of your saved searches.
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Select any of the search prompt buttons below your saved search terms to continue your search.
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