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FAQ - OthersWhat are the current Library opening hours?
How to log in to the public workstations inside the Library?
How do I get to the Library if I am on wheel chair? The Library is located on the 3rd floor of the Academic Building. You may get there by taking Lift no. 6 or 7. Is there any coin-operated photocopier in the Library? Is there any change service? A coin-operated photocopier is available for use adjacent to the Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta Collection Room. However, no change service is available inside the Library. Users are advised to go to the Hang Seng Bank adjacent to the entrance of the Library to get change during normal business hours. Can I use Octopus cards in the Library to do photocopying? Yes, there are photocopying machines that take Octopus cards only. These machines are located in different areas of the Library. Are there any photocopiers in the Law Section? The Law Section provides 5 self-serviced photocopiers. They are located next to the Law Section Counter. What facilities are available to users with disabilities?
Can I send emails at the public workstations in the Library? The workstations inside the Library are primarily for looking up information. Users are advised not to send emails at the public workstations in the Library. Is there any workstation in the Library installed with common software for me to work on my assignments? About 184 PC workstations equipped with a wide range of software tools including word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, graphics, desk top publishing, web authoring, statistical analysis and programming languages, etc. are available in the Information Space and the Oval of the Library. Current CityU staff and students can use the PC workstations by logging in with their CityU Electronic ID. Can I use mobile phone/pager inside the Library? In order to provide a quiet environment for all users, please be advised to turn off your mobile phone/pager or switch it to vibrate/silent mode when entering the Library. In view of the great disturbance that mobile phones/pagers have caused to our users, the Library has decided to adopt a scale of penalties for the use of mobile phones/pagers in the Library with effect from 22 March 1999. If my question has not been answered in this FAQ list, whom can I consult?
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