Help topic: Browse favourites

This feature allows you to go straight to your key areas of interest. To get to it you need to be a registered user and have logged in. 'Browse Favourites' will then appear in the 'Browse Journals' menu on the left-hand side of every page.

The 'Browse Favourites' page is divided into two sections. 'Favourite Journals' lists the particular journals you are interested in. If you are interested in a subject area as a whole rather than in specific journals, 'Favourite Subjects' shows you all the journals Cambridge publishes in that subject.

You can choose which journals and subject areas you want to have displayed on this page by going to 'Favourite journals' or 'Favourite subjects' in the 'My Cambridge Journals Online' menu that appears at the bottom left-hand side of every page.

Icons

You may see a number of different icons next to each journal title:

1. H - indicates that articles are available in HTML. (All Cambridge Journals are available as PDFs and most are also available in HTML.)
2. F - indicates that certain articles are free. This free access may be available to all visitors or to particular organisation members.
3. T - indicates that access to certain articles is available on a trial basis. This trial access may be available to all visitors or to particular organisation members for a specified period of time.