How do I find, print, or save an article that is not full text?

Many articles in library databases are available in full text, meaning you can open the full article on your computer, then read, print, save it or generate a citation for the article. But full text isn't always available.

Use the "Find It" button to see if the article is available electronically in another location, look for a copy in a print journal at the library, or place an interlibrary loan request. Visit our FAQ on using the Find it Button to learn more.

While you cannot print or save articles that are not available in full text, you can print and save the information about an article. To do this, pull up the information about the article, then choose the desired option to print, save, or format the citation. The example below shows a result in Discover. Use the tools on the right hand side to save information about the article.

Options to find, save, print, or cite article information

For more help, ask a librarian.

Last Updated: Jul 14, 2025

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