Programs like EndNote and RefWorks have definitely reduced the number of times we've been sent scrambling to find a copy of the AMA Manual of Style (Should I put periods after an author's initials? What if he's a "Jr"? Should subtitles be capitalized?). These programs are pretty good at applying the correct style to reference lists and in-text citations. But if something looks strange and you want to check, or you're looking for an answer to another question about AMA style (What's the correct format for a table? When do I use the word adherence and when compliance? Should African American be capitalized or hyphenated? What about black?) the book is the place to go. That just got a little bit easier now that the 10th edition of the Manual is online and available from the Library's e-books page. You can browse or search for what you're looking for, and also investigate the extra features like "Word of the Month" and a list of FAQs. Take a look!

