Chem Abstracts Online with EndNote

USING Telnet
TO DO AN ONLINE SEARCH

• Launch Telnet by double-clicking on the Telnet icon.
  
  
• Begin a Telnet session by using the File, Open Connection...
  command. A dialog box will appear. In the Host/Session Name
  field type 134.243.5.32; this is the IP number for the Chem
  Abstracts On-line computer. Nothing needs to be entered into the
  other field. Then hit the Connect button or press Return.
  
  
• InTelnet make sure that the Session, Local Echo command is
  on (it will have a check beside it if it is on; the default is off). Also
  use the Session, Capture Session to File command to save
  your search results. When you do this, a familiar Save file dialog
  box will appear. Name the file and put it in the desired directory.
  Your Telnet session from this point on will be written to this file in
  addition to appearing on the screen. The file will be closed when
  you quit Telnet or when you use the Session, Capture Session
  to File command again.
  
  
• Hit Return. A prompt that says Type "x": will appear. Do not
  type "x", but "i" and Return. You will be prompted for our
  LOGINID and our PASSWORD. If you successfully log in,
  choose "3" when prompted for the screen type.
  
  
• You should now see the "=>" prompt and may begin entering CAS
  Online commands. If you want to perform a real search you must
  start with the FIL CA command. This switches databases from the
  default "Learning Chemical Abstracts" (LCA) database to the full
  "Chemical Abstracts" database.
  
  
• Here are some frequently used commands to get you started on a
  basic search. Consult CAS Online instructions for more details.
  
  • EXPAND/AU Rose G This give a list of authors with last name
    Rose and first name starting with G from which you can select for a
    search. These are number E1, E2, E3, etc. and can be search with the
    SEA command.
  • SEARCH lysozyme This finds all entries with the keyword "lysozyme".
    You can also use proximity operators such as T4(w)lysozyme and
    Boolean operators such as lysozyme AND folding. Results of the
    searches are returned as L1, L2, L3, etc. These can be referred to in further
    searches as in L1 AND stability or when using the DISPLAY command.
  • DISPLAY L1 1-200 ALL This displays the first 200 results of search
    L1 in the "ALL" format, which gives complete bibliographic information
    including the abstract. The "BIB" format gives bibliographic information
    without the abstract. EndNote/EndLink reads the results of the DISPLAY
    command in the extended format (i.e. do not use the "CBIB" format).
  • LOG Y is the quit command.
    
    
• Here is a sample search.