A)To search for articles in any journal
Use the long search box on the Lexis+ homepage. By default, this box searches everything. Click on all on the right of the box and choose books and journals.
Type your search words into the search box. You could try searching for the name of an article, or for a topic or phrase. Click search.
Down the left of your results list you can now narrow down to journals by ticking the journals box.
If you click on sources you can choose to only show results from selected journals.
Click on an article name in the results list to open it.
B)To browse through articles in a particular journal
On the Lexis+ homepage click on the content tab under the search box. Next, click books and journals then journals.
You will now see an alphabetical list of all the journals on Lexis+.
Click on the name of a journal.
You will now see a list of all the issues of that journal, with the most recent at the top. Click on any of them to see what articles are within.
Alternatively, you are now able to search within that journal using the search box above the list of issues.