Select a collection under Choose Collection or select the New Collection option. 
Change the number of search results that appear on a page to include many search results in a collection. You can also use the “Select all on page” checkbox to select all search results on the page. When the search results load, use the checkboxes next to the titles to select boxes to include in your collection.Enter your search query and select the Search HathiTrust button.
To save them, make sure you are logged in with your university or a guest account. Collections are temporary if you aren’t logged in. You can add texts to your collection in two ways: from a Full Text Search or when viewing a book. Is equivalent to heart OR cardiac and will find works with either one or both words. Is equivalent to a search for heart AND cardiac and will find works with both terms, while
In advanced full-text search, you can also use the "all of these words" dropdown instead of AND or OR. As in the catalog, if you would like to browse without entering a search term you can enter * by itself. Use a minus (-) to remove words from the result e.g., heart -cardiac will find works containing the word heart that do not include the word cardiac. Boolean Searching: Use AND and OR (capitalized) between words to combine them with Boolean logic: e.g., heart OR cardiac will find works containing the word heart or the word cardiac heart AND cardiac will find works containing both words. Multiple Term Searching: When your search terms are not quoted phrases, avoid common words (such as: 'a', 'and', 'of', 'the', etc.) to speed up your search. Boolean Searching: Use AND and OR (capitalized) between words to combine them with Boolean logic: e.g., (heart OR cardiac) AND surgery will find works about heart surgery or cardiac surgery. If you would simply like to browse without entering a search term you can enter * by itself. Use * to stand for several characters, and ? for a single character: e.g., optim* will find optimal, optimize or optimum wom?n will find woman and women. Wildcards: Use * or ? to search for alternate forms of a word. Phrase Searching: Use quotes to search an exact phrase: e.g., "occult fiction".
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