The supplementary full text articles included in Cinema Image Gallery are not accessible as targets to OpenURL link resolvers. They may be used as the source of an OpenURL query.

This resource is Z39.50 compliant.

WilsonWeb supports all known major vendors’ federated search clients. Details are available at:

• accessing WilsonWeb via Federated or Meta Search Systems
• WilsonWeb’s Z39.50 server capabilities

Full level MARC bibliographic records for every full text electronic journal in a database is available upon request. The MARC record meets full compliance and includes the OCLC record number, ISSN, and a Persistent URL in the 856 field, in load ready format.

Wilson databases are compliant with all known metadata standards.

WilsonWeb offers two search modes: Basic Search and Advanced Search. The default search mode is Advanced Search.

1. Basic Search
   In the Basic Search mode, the searcher selects one or more databases, enters words, terms, or phrases as either a Natural Language or Boolean Search. The system searches the terms entered as keywords
2. Advanced Search
   The Advanced Search mode presents a variety of options to help the user construct an effective search in that specific database. In addition to entering one or more search terms, the searcher may combine terms using Boolean operators (default is "and") and specify the field in which the terms appear. The searcher may also customize the sort order and elect to limit the search by full text, date, document type and/or physical descriptors
3. Browsing
   The WilsonWeb Browse feature offers lists of subjects, sources, authors, document types, materials accompanying articles, and much more
4. Searching from the thesaurus
   Wilson has developed an expansive thesaurus feature to assist searchers in effective controlled vocabulary (subject) searching. This is another tool that allows a student to take full advantage of the Wilson indexing vocabulary without knowing in advance the preferred terms to be used
5. Using search history
   The user can save search results for future sessions, view search histories, update saved searches, or retrieve new records added to the database since the user’s last search. Saved searches may be modified or combined with other searches to create a new search strategy from the Search History page. The Search History screen is a dynamic, powerful, and flexible tool

Users may print, save and email search results.

Users may export records to EndNote and RefWorks.

Usage statistics are available for Cinema Image Gallery and are ICOLC compliant.

Authentication is provided via the UK Access Management Federation, Athens, and IP address range.

1. institutions can include their logo or include a personalised message through the Administrators’ module setting to include up to two custom logos
2. users may personalise the online resource with their own saved searches, tags, alerting service or keywords
3. users may personalize the interface with 4 discrete color combinations, and other display choices including complete customization of fields displayed and language interface choices
4. RSS alerts are offered at no extra charge
5. the My WilsonWeb service allows each individual user to completely customize their search experience

WilsonWeb is compliant with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, designed to improve access and functionality for individuals with disabilities. WilsonWeb also meets current international guidelines for user accessibility.