In order to begin the process of reading eBooks and eBook chapters offline on a personal computer, please follow the steps below:
First, select an eBook from either collection and open to a needed chapter:
Next, select the "Print" option which is next to the "View" and "Email" options. Once you have selected the "Print" option, you will automatically get print options. Go to your "Destination" option and select "change". You will see options to "Save as PDF". Select "Save as PDF".
In order view the eBooks available to you via DML's Access offline from a device, please follow the steps below:
Begin by creating a free account. Create your free account.
Once within DML's AccessMedicine collection, go to the Georgetown University tab, which is located on the top right corner, and select "Sign In or Create Free Account". Then, once signed in, select "My Dashboard". You should have a screen similar to the one below.
Select the app option to view a screen similar to the one below:
You will want to go directly to either Google Play or the App Store on your device in order to download the Access Application.
Choose any of the texts available. Please notice the "plus" icon on the bottom right of the page. Select the "plus" icon to save the section you wish to view later from offline:
Then, select the "Home" icon to return to the homepage and view your saved sections:
When you want to read the saved material, go to the "Favorites" section and select what you wish to read.
Anesthesiology textbook collection. Question banks and added functionality available with personal account. When creating a personal account, use an @georgetown or @gunet.georgetown email address.
Medical textbooks, diagnostics and review resources. Question banks. Added functionality available with personal account. When creating a personal account, use an @georgetown or @gunet.georgetown email address. Good for background questions.
Medical textbooks that focus on neurology and neuroscience. Question banks and added functionality available with personal account. When creating a personal account, use an @georgetown or @gunet.georgetown email address. Good for background questions.
App version of AccessAnesthesiology, AccessMedicine, AccessNeurology databases of medical textbooks, multimedia, diagnostic tools, infographics, tables, and quick reference. Personal accounts required. Good for background questions.