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Computing & Printing

Computing

Computers in the lobby by the circulation desk are available for searching Euclid, ATLA, and internet searching. Search results from Euclid and citations only from databases may be printed free of charge.

A computer lab on the third floor is available for Microsoft Office applications and longer searching. The lab computers also have Endnote bibliographic manager and Bibleworks tools for scholarship installed. Each computer is web-accessible for emailing documents through any webmail system and also has writable CD software and UBS ports for saving documents.

Computers on the top floor network to a printer set up to be used with EmoryCards or copy cards. Printing from one of these computers sends the print job to a queue on the computer next to the printer. You can identify your print job either by file name or by login name for the computer you are using. Select your print job or, if you have printed multiple files, click in the boxes next to your files. Then swipe your EmoryCard and click the print button that appears on the screen. $.09 per page will be deducted from your card.

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Wireless

Students, faculty, and staff may log in to the Emory Unplugged system through wireless internet access available most reliably in the Durham Reading Room. Visitors may log in to Emory Unplugged with guest access, and will be able to use a web browser, but will not have access to Emory licensed materials. Instructions for configuring PCs and Macs are found in print at the circulation computer stations and online.

Scanners

In the Durham Reading Room (main reference room) two computers, one PC and one Mac, are equipped with flatbed scanners which each have automatic document feeders. This equipment will facilitate digital imaging of text, graphics, and photographs. To assist with image manipulation and enhancement, the full versions of Adobe Professional and Photoshop software are installed on both machines. Additionally the PC has an optical character recognition program called Omnipage Pro which converts images of text into Word documents.

The scanners are not networked to library printers, but they do have internet connectivity. Therefore image files may be transferred by email or burning to CDs which are available free of charge at the circulation desk.

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Copiers

Pitts library has three copiers available for public use. Two of these, located on the periodicals mezzanine and in the back of the reference room, take the EmoryCard or copy cards only. These copiers cost $.08 per page. The copier on the bottom floor in the stacks only takes change, which may be obtained at the circulation desk. These copies are $.15 each.

Copy Cards

Copy cards may be purchased from the Pitts Library circulation desk for five dollars, or Emory faculty, staff, and students may use funds from an EmoryCard. Funds may be added to either of these cards at White Hall (building beside Pitts Library) and various other locations on campus included the DUC and Woodruff Library.

Microform Materials

Pitts provides one microfilm reader that can read both microfilm and microfiche. It is located in a room next to the microfilm collection on the Mezzanine level (third floor) of the library. This reader is connected both to a printer and to a PC that allows you to save digital copies of pages to a CD-Rom or flash drive.

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