David Rothman points to a really well-done Camtasia Studio screencast of the Ovid MEDLINE interface. The screencast was done by a librarian at Yale, and while it's 30 minutes long, the use of the web menu at the left of the screen makes it simple to jump back and forth to the sections you need to see. You can learn more about these web menus by watching this short clip from Techsmith from their 30-days of screencasting series from last year.
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