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Browsing and downloading – From the home page, there are two links for browsing: one for sorting files by submission date, and one for sorting by author's last name. When sorting by submission date, the most recent submissions are at the top of the list. If you see a paper you're interested in, click on the title, and you'll see a directory containing the uploaded file. If your browser is suitably configured, it may be able to display the file as soon as you click on it; otherwise, you'll have to download it and print it or display it on your computer.
Searching – Search is case-INsensitive, and search strings can match parts of words. Currently, basic searches match anything in the author, title, or keyword fields. For example, searching for "kennedy" finds at least all papers by Kennedy. Searching the archive with Google is a normal Google search with results limited to results contained in the archive, with all of the power and limitations of a Google search. For instance, you can search for words in the text or in the references of papers; on the other hand, if you're looking for papers about, say, determiners, you're better off using the basic search that only looks at authors, titles and keywords.
Adding, deleting, modifying – Use the
Submit/Modify tool, for which results should show up within 48 hours.
For other matters, please contact the LSA's Publications Advisor, Patrick Farrell.