How to Manage Your HeinOnline Search History
After logging into your MyHein, any search in a database or across all databases will appear in a new tab marked Search History. Video Tutorial Watch this short video to
After logging into your MyHein, any search in a database or across all databases will appear in a new tab marked Search History. Video Tutorial Watch this short video to
Thanks to a customer suggestion from Shay Elbaum of Stanford Law School, users can mark databases as favorites to push them to the top of their HeinOnline welcome page using
To set up a MyHein account, click the MyHein option from the toolbar on the upper right side of all pages in HeinOnline. Then select Create an Account. Fill out
Did you forget your MyHein password? HeinOnline offers users an option to reset their password. Once you are signed into HeinOnline, select Log in from the MyHein Profile option within
Any user that is an authorized Author Profile administrator has the ability to edit their faculty/staff’s profile pages, as well as download author profile citation data directly from their MyHein
There are three ways users can bookmark documents in MyHein. To begin this process, make sure you logged in to your MyHein account. 1. Bookmark a document from the results
With a MyHein account, users are able to save search queries. From the results page in any page in HeinOnline, select MyHein Search Queries from the drop-down menu provided above
University and college librarians may request to become administrators so that they can edit their school’s faculty author profiles. Librarians may request to have their email address authorized as an
Users who have created a SmartCILP profile at any point in time have the ability to manage their SmartCILP notifications through MyHein. To access this feature, users must be signed
Users affiliated with an institution that subscribes to Current Index to Legal Periodicals may request to become administrators so that they can begin managing SmartCILP profiles and notifications for their faculty or