by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To visualize a snapshot of a Video in PEP Web, simply turn on the Preview feature located above the results list of the Videos Section.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
If you know the bibliographic details of a journal article, use the Journal Section to find it quickly. First, find and click on the Journal where the article was published in the Journal tab on the home page. Then, click on the year of publication. Finally, look for...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
You can always keep track of the Most Popular Journal Articles on PEP Web by checking the PEP tab found on the homepage.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
If you find an article or content on PEP-Web interesting, you can share it with others using the Social Media Button at the bottom of every page.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
The Information icon (an i in a circle) will give you valuable information about PEP Web data and features. You can find it besides a PEP Web feature and the author’s name in every journal article. Simply move the mouse pointer over the icon and click on it for...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
At the top right corner of every PEP Web article, there is a button to convert it to PDF. Just click this button and downloading will begin automatically.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Are you having difficulty reading an article due its font size? In order to make the content on PEP-Web larger (zoom in), press Ctrl (on Windows) or ⌘Command (on the Mac) and the plus sign (+). Press Ctrl (on Windows) or ⌘Command (on the Mac) and the minus sign (-)...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
You can use the search tool of your web browser to perform an additional search within the current article (the one you are viewing). Simply press Ctrl + F on a Windows computer, or Command + F if you are using an Apple computer.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Want to save an article in your browser’s Bookmarks for quick access? Press Ctrl + D and a dialogue box will open asking how you want to save it.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To open articles without exiting your current search or webpage, press Ctrl + Left Mouse Button while hovering over the desired link. It will open in a new Tab in your internet browser.
