The entries within Credo Reference are the electronic equivalent of the articles and definitions of information contained within reference books. Each entry page carries a great deal of information and features that enhance the electronic version. For a guide to entry pages, please refer to the diagram and key below:
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1 Entry heading
The entry heading shows the title of the entry that you are looking at. Some entries also provide a sub-heading, which provide you with more detail on the entry.
2 Cross-reference
Cross-references that appear within the body of the text link to other related information within the same book as that entry. For example, cross-references within the Penguin Dictionary of Psychology will lead to other related entries within the Penguin Dictionary of Psychology.
3 Email, Print, Save and Share
Email: Clicking on this button allows you to email this entry to yourself or another person. You can send the full-text of the entry or just a citation.
Print: Clicking on this button will provide you with a printer-friendly version of the entry page. It provides you with all the information of an entry page but with the non-essential elements removed to aid quick and easy printing.
Save: Clicking on this button allows you to save the full-text of the entry as a text file.
Share: Clicking on this button will allow you to add this link to a social bookmarking or networking site like Del.icio.us or Facebook.
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4 Citation information
View the citation for this entry in APA, Chicago, MLA or Harvard styles.
5 Citation management
Export this entry to your citation management tool -- RefWorks, EndNote, ProCite or Reference Manager. You can also save the entry to your clipboard or a file as well as email the entry.
6 Related entries
Related entries are Credo Reference's special cross-references. While cross-references in the body-text of an entry link to related information within the same book, related entries link to related information contained in any book across the whole digital reference library. Learn more about Related Entries
7 Related resources
Related resources allow you to continue researching using other library e-resources. Learn more about Related Resources
8 Adjacent entries
Adjacent entries are the five entries from the book that you are looking at that appear directly before and after the entry you are viewing.
9 Browse book
Click on these links for more entries from the book you are currently viewing. Click to see a complete list of headings in the book, all the people mentioned or all the images.
10 Saved results
The entries that you've saved are displayed in this area of the entry page. To save, email or print your saved items, click the Saved results link at the top of the page.
