Persistent URLs (also called stable URLs, persistent links, or durable links) 

ABC-CLIO

• Click on a book title, a specific chapter or a specific page within an ebook.
• Copy the URL displayed in the address bar.

ACM

• Click on article title.
• Copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, located just above the abstract. Do not copy the link, just the DOI number.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.

ACS

• Click on article title.
• Copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, located just below the journal information.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.

AIP

• Click on the article title.
• Copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) URL of the document, located just above the abstract. 
• Add the proxy  https://libproxy.uams.edu/login?url= to the beginning of the URL.

Annual Reviews

• Click on article title.
• Copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, which is just below the article title and citation. Do not include the “DOI:”.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.

Chronicle of Higher Education

• While looking at the desired article, copy the link from the address bar.
• Remove the following from the link: ".proxy.uams.edu", and then add the  to the beginning of the URL.

Credo Reference

• At the bottom of any article, look for the citation.
• From any style citation, copy the URL.

ebrary

• From a book chapter, click on Share Link, located in the middle of the toolbar on the top of the screen.
• Copy link.
• Add https://libproxy.uams.edu/login?url= to the beginning of the URL.

EBSCOhost

• Click on article title or book section.
• Click on Permalink, located under Tools on the right side of the screen.
• Copy Permalink.

Elsevier

• From the article, copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, which appears below the article title.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.

Gale

• Click on the article title.
• In the upper left corner of the screen, click on Bookmark.
• Copy the Bookmark URL.

Ovid

• From a book chapter, click on View in Book Reader, located on the right side of the screen.
• Copy the URL.

Ovid books

• From an article or JBI report, click on Email PDF Jumpstart, located on the right side of the screen.
• Click on the Tools icon on the right side of the screen, then choose Email Link.
• Copy the URL.

Oxford University Press

• From an article, click on Cite in the upper right corner of the screen.
• From a citation, copy the URL (must choose Chicago style for citations in the Oxford English Dictionary).
• Add https://libproxy.uams.edu/login?url= to the beginning of the URL.

ProQuest

• From an article, click on Cite on the right side of the screen.
• From any style citation, copy the URL.

Sage Journals Online

• Click on Full Text (PDF) for selected article.
• Copy URL from browser window when PDF loads.

Sage Knowledge

• From a given book segment, copy the DOI, located below the article information.

Science

• From the article, copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, which appears below the article title.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.

SpringerLink Journals and Books

• Click on article title.
• Copy the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) of the document, located just below the journal information.
• Open the following DOI site in your browser: link. Enter the entire DOI citation in the search box provided, and then click Go.
• Copy the URL from the browser address bar when the article opens up.