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  1. ProQuest | Better research, better learning, better insights.

    ProQuest powers research in academic, corporate, government, public and school libraries around the world with unique content. Explore millions of resources from scholarly journals, …

  2. ProQuest Platform Advanced Search

    Once you're on the Advanced Search page, enter your search term in the box at the top, and select from the dropdown of available search fields where you would like to look for these - or …

  3. Ebook Central Advanced Search - support.proquest.com

    Advanced Search presents the option to search using multiple fields and word or phrase combinations. To perform an advanced search in Ebook Central, just click on the “Advanced …

  4. Search Tips - Dialog

    Advanced Search - look for terms in specific fields used to index documents in ProQuest. Target your search more precisely - move your cursor over the Advanced Search link to display a …

  5. Using Field Codes - ProQuest

    Each indexed field in a database has a corresponding field code that can be used to enhance the precision of your search. To narrow your search to one or more fields, enter the field code (s) …

  6. ProQuest ~ Login

    <%= htmlWebpackPlugin.options.title %>more login options Log in with Google You must use your school Google account Log in with Clever Find your school or institution

  7. Search Operators - ProQuest

    When searching for multiple terms, Boolean operators (OR, AND, and AND NOT) and other operators (NEAR, FBY, and EXACT) are words that serve as search operators that allow you …

  8. Common Field Codes - Dialog

    The Advanced Search, and Command Line Search sections provide you with search fields in dropdown lists for you to use in your search to tap into specific bits of indexed document …

  9. ProQuest Dialog Overview

    When you click Search, ProQuest Dialog will evaluate the text, isolating what it determines are the key terms and bring you back search results containing similar documents.

  10. Wildcards and truncation ... Search fields You can use indexed search fields to create very precise searches.