Let’s say you’re tasked with finding find information on a certain topic or subject, such as law review articles about the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. You can search across all collections from the stationary one-box search, which is located at the top of all pages in HeinOnline, for “affordable care act” AND implement* using the Just Search for option.
Note that the phrase Affordable Care Act must use quotation marks, as do all phrases for which you are searching in HeinOnline. The * after implement* is a wildcard indicator, so your search will find all variations of implement, such as implementation, implementing, and so on.
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This search will generate thousands of results. To narrow down the search results to only articles in the Law Journal Library, you can use the Collection/Library facet on the left side of the page.
![image of refining results in HeinOnline](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/refine1.png)
If desired, you can also narrow your results to a specific subject as well, using HeinOnline’s PathFinder tool.
![image of refining a search to find information on a certain topic in HeinOnline](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/pf1.png)
What’s more, you can navigate to the PathFinder tool within the Law Journal Library to find information on a certain topic, or what we call subjects.
![image of Law Journal Library](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/PathFinder-Subjects1-1024x385.png)
![image of PathFinder tool in HeinOnline](https://help.heinonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Pathfinder.png)