Word processing software, and other office programs, are available on all the public computers in the Scientific Library's Computer Resources Area.

Microsoft Office Suite is available on most of the public access computers in the library. Remember that people needing computers for library research have priority over those using word processing or other computer programs for personal use. Word processing is also available in the Typing/E-mail/Word Processing room (Room 3103) on the third floor of the library. Yes.

The C. Burr Artz Public Library's Technology Center provides a twelve station computer lab where patrons can access the full complement of Microsoft Office products including: Word, Excel spreadsheets, Powerpoint, and Publisher. In addition, the Technology Center features programs with legal forms and resume building. Branch libraries offer Microsoft Office products on at least one computer station.

Yes. All of our computers have internet access. You may check your DCCCD student email through the DCCCD home page or Eastfield College home page. For access to Student Netmail, please click HERE .

Yes. The Beatley Central Library and the Burke Branch Library each have six word processing PCs with both Word and WordPerfect software. These word processors are available for use two hours per day per person. They were provided to the library through the generosity of the William D. Euille Foundation. The Barrett and Duncan branches have word processing terminals available for one hour use. Yes. Volunteers are welcome to help in all areas.

Nearly every Library workstation has the Microsoft Office suite of products available and this includes MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access as well as Microsoft Publisher. In addition, the Shasta College Writing Center, which is located in Room 208 of the Learning Resources Center (at the top of the east stairway), has many computers available for word processing. Because demand is now so small, the Library no longer has typewriters available.

Yes, there is Internet access and word processing at all branches. See Computers for Public Use for more detailed information.

Andrews Univeristy provides computer labs for its students in Bell Hall and Nethery Hall. In addition, some academic departments have small computer labs for their students. The Library provides a few computers with word processing capability in the Multimedia Center on the top floor.

Yes! The library's reference and classroom workstations are loaded with MS Office. You can also do word processing, spreadsheets, databases, email and chat in the Innovations Lab, room T-320 on campus.

Computers with word processing software are available for BCC students on the first and second floor of the library building, including LRC . The computers with word processing software in the library; will allow you to print your paper on the pay-for-print networks. No. The U/CL and the LRC have pay-for-print networks. BCC students can add money to their BCC ID card if the card has two magnetic stripes on the back.

Microsoft Word© is installed on the PCs available through the library’s Laptop Loan Program.

Scientific Library users may use e-mail via web browsers on all public computers. Due to NCI-Frederick security concerns, some functions may be restricted. The Scientific Library can customize an alert, or current awareness search, to meet your specific needs. Please email the Biosciences Informationist, or phone extension 1094.

There will be computers set up in the Pond Room of the Michigan Union, directly across the hall from the registration room. Email and Internet access will be available in this room for conference attendees during registration hours, 8:30am-5:00pm.

A Yes, at lunch and recess times, before and after school. See the library policy on use of computers for more details

Yes, word processing can be done at Ku-ring-gai Library, Gordon. There is a charge of $1.00 per half hour for use of the PC plus $0.20 for every page printed.

While you can't use a real word processing program with WebTV, you can use some special webpages to type, view, and print out text or even HTML creations (these documents are temporary, and the sites are meant for use with a printer to make hard copy). To find out more, click here. Can I access my WebTV mailbox from a computer or another WebTV? Nope. WebTV mail can only be retrieved from your very own WebTV box.

Yes. Computers for word processing are available on Lower Levels 1 & 2. For more information see Computer availability at Bobst Library.

Yes, the library's public access computers can be used by anyone. Although all of the computers ask for a UW-Whitewater netID and password to login, a guest login is available for non-university patrons.

Pomona Library Card holders may use workstations in the Library for this purpose for free. There are 22 workstations available in the Computer Lab, located on the Lower Level of the Library. Additional workstations are available in the Adult Reference Department and the Children's Room. The cost of printing from any workstation is 12 cents per page. Your work product can be read from or saved to floppy disc.