Is the Electronic Journal You Are Attempting To Access Asking For A User Name And Password? Here Is Why This Happens:

1. The journal is one of 65 titles set up for password, rather than IP, authentication. In this case, if you are an authorized user of this resource, you will be taken to the appropriate password information needed for downloading full text, regardless of your physical location. When using remote access, you will be prompted for your remote access ID and password, and then for the journal user name and password.

2. Often, not all online volumes of a journal are included in the library’s subscription agreement. Some providers of online content make this clear; some do not. Science Direct, for example, gives you a clear indication of which volumes are available to subscribers in full text, by indicating subscribed volumes in green, unsubscribed in white, and the occasional complementary issue in yellow, in an icon to the left of the volume and issue number.

3. You are using the open access PubMed link via the library's home page while using remote access service. Please choose the link below it that reads "PubMed Remote Access." This link is configured so that you will be recognized as an authentic HAM-TMC Library user from within PubMed when linking to journal websites for full text access.

4. You are attempting to access full text from an IP address the publisher does not recognize as that of a subscriber-- you must connect via the library's catalog or its electronic journals list. The publisher's website cannot otherwise verify that you are an authorized user of their content.

5. There is a problem connected with the subscription or there is a technical problem involving the library or the publisher website. Please contact the library via the web feedback form http://hhw.library.tmc.edu/forms/Feedback/ or by telephone (713.799.7126) to report the problem. Your help in alerting us to access problems is appreciated.