Full Text Finder Is Not Working
The Library provides access to a wide variety of materials from many different vendors and databases. @LL Search is our discovery service which allows you to search across different databases and resources types at once, and 
Full Text Finder is the tool that ideally provides authenticated access from @LL Search to the resource you want. If the Library has access to a resource from multiple locations, Full Text Finder will provide you with multiple options, like so:
All links returned by Full Text Finder should provide the same access, and there is no 'preferred' option unless you have a personal preference. If links returned by Full Text Finder do not work, we encourage you to try some of our common login troubleshooting tips; if those don't work, please Ask Us! for help or report the error. You can also try some of the following methods for gaining access.
If Full Text Finder is unable to locate the article for you, try searching for the article in Google Scholar. Do this by copying the title of the article and pasting it into the Google Scholar search box:
You can also try locating the article from within the journal it was published. Our Journals List will show you both print and electronic sources for the journals with date ranges. It will also connect you to the FLO Catalog, which will show you where print versions of the journals are located.
Sometimes you cannot find the article in @LL Search or Google Scholar. When this happens, you can try to request for the article using our Interlibrary Loan service.
If none of these options work, you can always Ask Us! Your librarians can work with you to try and locate a similar article.