Where can these foreign journals be found?
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Recently, I came across some foreign articles in other people’s posts; I searched for a long time but was unable to find these journals, which are: AFS Tran (the journal of the American Foundry Society), Foundry Trade Journal, Foundry, and Mod Cast. Those who wish to know can please offer help. Thank you
Some domestic universities may have purchased these journals, but it will likely be difficult for the poster to obtain access to the entire journal. It would be better to provide more details about what you’re looking for – for example, list the specific articles you need – so that someone might be able to help. Even if access to the journal is available on campus, it is restricted by IP address, so you wouldn’t be able to access it anyway.
I can access the campus network, but I don’t know where to find these journals. Please let me know.
First, determine which database the journal you want belongs to (find previously downloaded articles and check the database name listed next to the title or in the header); once you are inside the database, look for the classification； But schools can only purchase some journals; some of them may be available only at foreign schools. You can search for the electronic libraries of such foreign schools (the free ones) and download from there ； If there are IP restrictions and you don’t need a specific article, you can consider purchasing it online: there are two ways to do this – by paying electronically directly, or by purchasing forum credits on the relevant website.
First of all, I’m sorry, but I don’t have access to the campus network and therefore can’t tell you the specific address. Secondly, I’m not referring to the general campus network you use; I’m talking about a particular university that has purchased certain journal database resources, and you won’t be able to access them if you’re not at that university. Lastly, asking for direct access to these journals like this makes it difficult for others to help you. So I suggest that you be more specific in your question. As we communicate more, you might find out where to look.