#Boolean Searches
With PDFs, it is strongly recommended that you save a copy to your flash drive as soon as possible.
This not only helps to avoid repeating a time-consuming search, it protects you in case an article becomes unavailable later on.
Rename the file as well, so the name does not appear as an obscure string of numbers.
Text Analyzer Tool
With it you can search for content on JSTOR just by uploading a document or an image! Check out the video below for more info.
Outline Builder Tool
Watch this video below to learn how to use the outline builder to start papers and create annotate citation lists within JSTOR.
Please Note: You will need to create a personal JSTOR account for access to the outline builder tool.
Be sure to access JSTOR through the Wolfgram A-Z Database, the ensures you have access the Full Text materials that we subscribe to.
You can put in phrases, keywords, authors or titles without any special formatting. This will give you a broader list of results that will, at least, allow you to peruse some options. If you're a more advanced searcher, you can put Boolean commands directly into the search bar or use the Advanced Search option.
How it works
NOTE: You can upload or point to many kinds of text documents, including: csv, doc, docx, gif, htm, html, jpg, jpeg, json, pdf, png, pptx, rtf, tif (tiff), txt, xlsx. If the file type you're using isn't in this list, just cut and paste any amount of text into the search form to analyze it.