Scan Instead of Copy
Our new Opticbook scanner is fast, easy and paperless. Place the book or journal issue on the glass and follow the steps on the screen to create an image, as well as a PDF or Word document with text recognition. This scanner alleviates the need for a copy machine. The Opticbook is currently located in the computer lab. Stop by and give it a try. Come to the service desk if you would like a demonstration. We are always happy to help!
Recent News
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Upcoming Events
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Big Orange Finish Line at Pendergrass Library
May. 8 at 12amPendergrass Library -
BOFL: Judith Anderson Herbert Writing Center Study Day Tutoring
May. 8 at 12amJohn C Hodges Library - 220F -
2024 Digital Humanities Showcase
May. 8 at 5pmDenbo Center for Humanities & the Arts - Seminar Room, Suite 223