Action: Start at the library's home page. Annotation: Click the On-Campus link anywhere on campus or Remote from elsewhere. Action: The Gale Virtual Reference Library search page opens. Annotation: Type your search term in this box and click search to begin. Action: The results list shows the articles that were found in the database. Annotation: The number of articles found are in the top tab. Annotation: Scan through the list to find useful articles. Action: Look for the articles publication date in the list of articles. Annotation: The articles are not date order making it hard to find current articles. Annotation: Select Publication date from this list to display the most current articles first. Action: Look through the article list with the most recent at the top. Annotation: These articles are the most current but not the most relevant. Action: Return to the top of the page and click the basic search link. Annotation: I can adjust my search to find articles that are the most useful for my topic. Annotation: Select Document Title to find articles where "Autism" is in the title. Action: Click on the Document Title button and then the Search button. Annotation: Selecting Publication Date sort lists the most relevant and current articles first. Action: Change the Sort by to Publication Date. Annotation: This article looks very useful. Click the title to examine it. Action: View the article and look at the information. Annotation: The top of the article has useful information about the article. Scroll down to read the full article. Action: Look through the article to see if it is useful. Annotation: This article looks useful and has tools so I can organize my information. Annotation: My search terms appear red. The more red the more useful the article is. Annotation: This article looks useful and has tools so I can organize my information. Annotation: This link allows me to listen to the article at the computer. I can also save it and listen on an MP3 player. Action: Click the Listen link to open a sound player to listen to the article or download an MP3 file. Annotation: The Email link sends a copy of the article to my favorite Email account. Action: type in the e-mail address of the account you use most. Annotation: Be sure to select the correct citation format to make creating the works cited page easier. Annotation: I know that the article will be in my in box and I don't have to refind the article in the database if I need it again. Action: Click send when you are done. Annotation: The View PDF displays the article as it would appear in its original form. Action: Click the PDF link at the upper right of the article. Annotation: The article may not start at the top of the page. It may be necessary to scroll around the page to find it. Action: Scan through the article in the PDF viewer. Annotation: Use this button to navigate from page to page. Action: Click the arrow buttons at the top of the viewer. Annotation: These buttons adjust the size of the page on the screen. Annotation: Click this button to save the article to the computer or a memory stick. Action: Navigate to the folder you choose and type the name you can remember. Annotation: Give the article a name that makes it easy to find. Action: Close the window when you are finished with the article. Action: Go the the top of the page and click the Advanced search link. Annotation: The advanced search allows the articles found to be focused on a particular topic. Action: Type the topic in the Document Title search and Diagnosis in the Keyword search, then click Search. Annotation: One article was found that matches the search. Action: Click the article title to review the article. Annotation: Here is the information about diagnosing Autism. Action: Search through the article for the search terms. Annotation: Changing from keyword to Entire Document will find more documents. Action: Change Keyword to Entire Document. Annotation: The sort order can be changed to Publication Date to bring the most recent articles to the top. Action: Review the list articles and select one that looks useful. Annotation: Press Ctrl F on the keyboard to search the document for a word in the article. Action: Type the search term in the box when it appears. Annotation: Save any article that may be useful to the research. Annotation: Save any article that may be useful to the research.