How to search for a manuscript?
- You can search for an article by entering the article ID or name in the 'Search box’ highlighted here.
- Select your article from the typeahead drop-down list or click the enter key to proceed.
- The screenshot below depicts the view after searching a manuscript.
Note: An Article ID is a unique identifier assigned to individual articles. It distinguishes articles from each other and facilitates easy retrieval from the database. (Example: kriya_2023_111).
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