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A visit to the library provides you with fast, free internet access. Use your own wireless device or one of our public computers.
The Main Library and some branches offer added computers for writing papers, making posters or slide shows, and using spreadsheets.
Many people learn to use computers and internet at the library. Take a free class or just explore and learn.
Many sites on the web offer free faxing if you only need to fax a few pages. Check your app store too!
If you would like to use a large-type, easy to see keyboard, just ask the staff. This is a choice you have at the Main Library and at most branches.
Most library computers have headphones for your use. To hear audio from your own device in the library, please use your own headphones. If you forgot to bring them, check with the staff - we may have an extra pair you can use.
At the Main Library, you can ask to use a ’lefty mouse’ or a big-ball mouse, if you prefer.
Perhaps you are writing a report, creating a flyer, or working on your resume. Maybe you need to use a spreadsheet or other library software. For these tasks, you may need more time than you can get on an Internet station.
Word processing stations can be found at Eureka Main Library and some branch libraries. They allow you more time and have a range of useful software.
Our word processing stations do not connect to the Internet, but if you bring a flash drive to save your work, you can move to an internet station to upload or email your work.