Read a JSTOR E-book

• Sign in to Primo before conducting any search for Online Resources

• To read the e-book through your web browser, select the chapter you would like to read and click the Read Online link below the chapter title and description

• When viewing the e-book, if you would like to view a different chapter, scroll down the left hand menu and click on the chapter title you'd like to view to read it

 

To Download a Chapter

• To download a chapter, first select the chapter you would like to download using the above instructions
• When viewing the chapter, click on the Download PDF button in the top right of the page

• In the pop up window, click I accept, proceed to download (once you have read JSTOR's terms and conditions)

• A new tab should open displaying a PDF of the chapter you have selected; to save to your computer, either right click on the e-book and select Save as... and select a location to save the document, or click on the Download button in the top right corner of the page and save to your computer

 

Printing a JSTOR E-book Chapter

• To print a chapter, first select the chapter you would like to print using the above instructions
• When viewing the chapter, click on the Download PDF button in the top right of the page

• In the pop up window, click I accept, proceed to download (once you have read JSTOR's terms and conditions)

• A new tab should open displaying a PDF of the chapter you have selected; either right click on the e-book and select Print... or click on the Print button in the top right corner of the page Advice on Off-Campus Access for a JSTOR e-book E-books

 

Advice on Off-Campus Access for JSTOR E-books

• Below the Table of Contents heading, click on Log in to your personal account or through your institution
• Click on the Find My Institution button
• Type Aberystwyth University into the search box and click Search
• Click on Login next to Aberystwyth University Prifysgol Aberystwyth in the search results
• You will be prompted for your Aber username and password via Shibboleth
• Alternatively, you can set up a VPN which bypasses the need to sign in. More information can be found here.