and display enhancements, and improvements to the repository. This article highlights some of these key changes, summarizes other noteworthy activities, and recaps new content, feature articles, and top searches since the previous release. Please note that some system changes may require content to be reprocessed or republished for the updates to take effect

releases by clicking on the feedback link at the top of any page on the site and submitting your comments.

by date, or navigate to the Document in Context section on Details pages. What are packages and granules? Only the most recent edition of the collections in the following list appears in search results. To see all editions in search results, check the box at the top of the Search Results page that says “View Historical Results.” Code of Federal

Appropriations Hearings, House of Representatives, 105th Congress to Present Appropriations Hearings, Senate, 105th Congress to Present Appropriations, Budget Estimates, etc., House and Senate, 104th Congress (1995-1996) to 108th Congress (2003-2004) Army University Press Publications Back to Top B Background Material and Data on Programs within

Published: April 6, 2020 Release Notes Bulk download search results in machine-readable formats, trending section, and more In our March release, we continued to focus on our top priorities for FY20 which are to perform a hardware refresh for compute and storage, increase the amount of content in the system, make it easier for users to submit

by individual court code as well as top-level indices based on the year United States Reports (USREPORTS) Legislative Agency Publications GAO Reports and Comptroller General Decisions (GAOREPORTS) Congressionally Mandated Reports (CMR) Proceedings of Congress and General Congressional Publications Congressional Calendars (CCAL) Congressional Record (CREC

plan to upgrade key system components, implement additional system enhancements, and create our roadmap for FY21. Below are highlights from the 66 individually tracked changes in this release, but first, a glance at top searches, new content, and feature articles since our last Release Notes in March. Top Searches Coronavirus, Cares Act, Stimulus

results in JSON and CSV formats. This release, the amount has been increased to 1,000 results to better meet users’ needs. Fields include the publication title, date, and teaser text, and links directly to the content files and Details pages. To use this functionality, perform a search in GovInfo and then look to the top right of the Search Results page

of results at the top. This will help users find content by date more easily because they will see the more recent, relevant filters at the top. It is still possible to change the setting to see the filter values by count. This change was also made to the “Collection” and “Organization” filters. Content Details Page Styling – In addition, based on feedback

on this site. All can be accessed by clicking on Browse in the menu at the top of any page on the site. Browse A to Z Browse by Category Browse by Date Browse by Congressional Committee Browse by Government Author Will there be tutorials or user guides on using the new user interface? How can I get help using govinfo? GPO plans to offer tutorials and webinars