You can view your library record by going to URSUS. Click on “View Your Record .” Have your library barcode ready as you will be asked for the number to access your record.

If you forget your PIN, you will need to have your PIN deleted so you can enter a new one. You may visit the library or call the library to have your old PIN deleted so you can establish a new PIN. You will be asked for verifying ID in order to protect your patron record. Security reasons prevent the library from changing PINs via e-mail. No. Library cards are non-transferable. Report a lost card promptly. You are responsible for materials borrowed up to the time the card is reported lost.

When you have finished entering your information, please take the time to view it by clicking on "View Medical History" on the right upper corner of the data entry page.

Equipment for listening to and viewing audiovisual materials is located along the railing on the cafeteria side of the library. Generally, yes; however, due to specific department use, some items are limited to use only at that particular library.

Others cannot view your library directly. They can view your member store, and they can view what you may own on an individual file basis through a search.

To view your record, go to the Main Page and enter the person's name (of the record you added) into the SEARCH box, and click on the search button, or hit the enter key.

You review your library record by logging into your library account. From there you may change or view account information including your email address, items checked out, preferred searches, etc.

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Alternatively you can just e-mail the office appropriate to your region giving details of what you would like us to change and we will contact you as soon as we have implemented the changes:

To access your library card record, go to your account in the library's catalog (click on "My Account" above), type in your full name and library card number. From within your account you may add holds, renew items, add to your preferred searches, and review your reading history.

quot;Holds" may be placed on student registration records if fines or fees are left unpaid. This may prohibit students from registering or receiving transcripts. Paying fines at the library or at the cashier’s window in the Greenwood Student Center will remove the hold place on student records. Library borrowing privileges will be suspended for community patrons with fines. Patrons will be sent reminder notices on overdue books.

Online CDRs are made available for Green Asia phone card and First Phone Card. Please look for the Online CDR Available in the phone card note for additional phone card with online CDR. To view your calling record, please follow these steps:

N.B. Because changes are often made to academic records after a term closes, Voyager's display of information from past terms may not be complete or correct and should be used with caution. Enter the student's Lawrence ID or network username (all uppercase) if you know it in the Student ID field. Otherwise, enter the student's last name and first name in the appropriate fields, and click the Students radio button. You may use "wildcards" in the search if you wish.

You can record or watch a Pay Per View show only at the time you purchase it. You can watch an OnDemand show only during the rental period. OnDemand shows cannot be recorded.

Yes. Once you've purchased a pay-per-view program from your cable or satellite company, most DVRs will be able to record that program.

Institutions and individuals within North and South America may view or change their subscription details at our account management system. Subscribers outside of North and South America click here.

This form will show you items you have checked out, and any items to be held for you (including ILL materials), as well as any fines due. Go to View your patron record.

You can view the history of your Federal student loans by going to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) and National Student Clearinghouse websites.  For the history of your private education loans, please contact the lender(s) servicing your loans.

Videos available through the Download Manager are processed with Digital Rights Management (DRM) software. This process makes it possible to view any video in your library as long as you are a Popcorn? member; however, if you cancel your membership, the files will no longer be playable.

Yes, the library has 6 video viewing stations and all Information Gallery computers and all student laptops have DVD players. To make sure a video will be available to view in the library, put the video on “Reserve.”

We do not stock every movie available on DVD format. However, if you wish to let us know of any other title you wish to see, then email sufficient information to DVD to me PLC at requests@99pdvd.com and we will try our hardest to find it for you. You will be doing a good turn to our other members!

From our online catalog, catalog.maplewoodlibrary.org, click on My Account (in left hand column, under Catalog Options) or from the library's homepage, www.maplewoodlibrary.org, move your mouse to Library Catalog at the top left of the screen, then click on My Account on the drop-down menu.

If a patron is certain they have returned an item which is still checked out on their library record, the status of the item can be changed to Claim Returned. Under Claim Returned status, the item will remain on the patron's record but will not be counted as an overdue. The library will instigate a search for the item. If found, of course, the item will be cleared from your record.

A staff member would need to check into your record and discover the reason for the block. If you find a block on your library record, please call (812)237-2541.

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To view the HTML Version right click on the link and choose 'Open in New Window'. Note that if you do this on the link to the final version you won't be able to edit your record again. To view the PDF version click on the link and choose ok if printing the final copy. If prompted choose 'Save' rather than open; then another option box will allow you to open the file.

PPV broadcasts must be recorded manually; you cannot schedule automatic recording in advance. Follow your cable operator's instructions for viewing PPV content, then press Record on your remote.

On Demand cannot be recorded with the PVR.However, you may record Pay-Per-View programs with one touch recording for current programs.