The LexisNexis Digital Library features a personalized home page, a user-friendly reading experience and an app for simpler offline reading. Get your customized experience started with a few simple steps.
Go to your digital library site and sign in:
Account URL: https://lexisdl.com/library/alsupreme
Library code for mobile app setup: alsupreme
Start your research or resume your work from your customized workspace. As you read eBooks, take notes, and add personal tags, your home page populates.
A. Search Bar enables you to find eBooks by titles, author, or practice area within your collection.
B. Recently Read eBook Titles appear front and center for quick access.
C. My Annotations shows you the most recent eBooks in which you have added notes and highlights. To view all annotations, click the Go To My Annotations link or My Annotations in the left navigation bar.
D. My Tags displays all titles you have tagged for easy access.
E. Home brings you back to the main page.
F. Browse Library allows you to view curated collections, sort by relevance, or browse by filter.
G. My Books shows your history as well as shared, expiring, and downloaded titles, plus those on hold, when applicable.
H. Export Queue makes it easy to view all selected annotations and select export passages.
I. My Account includes features like download settings, help, and sign out.
Select an eBook to learn more about its author, edition, and release date, or to view the table of contents. From this page you can also copy a title link to share with another researcher in your organization, add a personal tag to organize eBooks of interest by project ID or topic, or search a single eBook or its entire title before opening it.
Click Read to begin reading the title. add annotations, navigate via the table of contents, and much more. Blue links take you to locations inside the book, and green links connect you to cases and statutes on the Lexis Advance research service. Use My Annotations page while on the digital library home screen to access and sort your notes quickly - without opening the eBook.
