Display Records

I want to view records from Set 1, which contains the Woosh patent.

It is often a good idea to use a brief format to browse the results before printing out the entire record. I will use the Format 3 so I can see how long the patent is.

To view records, I must enter the TYPE command. The TYPE command has three parts:

	Set number	Format	Records
t	S#	3	1-3

Tip 3-1

Go to the next page.

3-2

Learn More #2:

Formats determine the amount of information displayed for each record. The common format options are listed below.

Selected Format Options
Use Format 6	Displays titles
Use Format 8	Displays titles and descriptors or subject headings
Use Format 3	Displays bibliographic citation
Use Format 9	Displays complete records
Use Format K (Keywords in Context)	Reveals a window of 30 words around search terms within the context of a record.

Print page

Search Tip 3-1:

The item numbers can indicate a single record, a range of records, or a non-sequential group of records.

We can enter the word ALL to view all the records in the set.

Example:

t s1/6/1-5
t s2/3/1,3
t s1/6/all

Display Records

Selected Format Options