To print wirelessly from your device, log in to Everyone Print (http://everyoneprint.calgarylibrary.ca) using your Library card number and PIN. Once your documents are uploaded, head to the nearest printer and enter your card number and PIN to unlock your print job.
You have a monthly print credit of $5, which allows you to print up to 50 black and white pages free of charge.All Library locations except Rocky Ridge have a printer, and you can also scan to a USB for free. To print wirelessly from your device, log in to Everyone Print using your Library card number and PIN. Once your documents are uploaded, head to the nearest printer and enter your card number and PIN to unlock your print job. Note that print jobs expire after four hours.
Read more about "Your Library card gives you $5 of printing"You have a monthly print credit of $5, which allows you to print up to 50 black and white pages free of charge.All Library locations except Rocky Ridge have a printer, and you can also scan to a USB for free. To print wirelessly from your device, log in to Everyone Print using your Library card number and PIN. Once your documents are uploaded, head to the nearest printer and enter your card number and PIN to unlock your print job. Note that print jobs expire after four hours.
Read more about "Your Library card gives you $5 of printing"'\n ', 'You have a monthly print credit of $5, which allows you to print up to 50 black and white pages free of charge.', 'All Library locations except Rocky Ridge have a printer, and you can also scan to a USB for free. To print wirelessly from your device, log in to WebPrint using your Library card number and PIN. Once your documents are uploaded, head to the nearest printer and enter your card number and PIN to unlock your print job. Note that print jobs expire after four hours.', '\n '
Read more about "'Your Library card gives you $5 of printing'"Borrow books, digital books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs, magazines, newspapers, and even musical instruments from our collection of nearly 1.4 million items.
Read more about "Print for Free"Add additional print funds Your $5 credit renews every month, and unspent credit does not accrue from month to month. You can add money to your print account for additional printing, but the free $5 credit must be used up first. To add money to your print account, please visit your local Library or call 403.260.2600. View your print balance
Read more about "Add additional print funds"Large print book collections include best sellers, mysteries, non-fiction, and some languages other than English.
Read more about "Large Print and Talking Books"Large print book collections include best sellers, mysteries, non-fiction, and some languages other than English.
Read more about "Large Print and Talking Books"Your $5 credit renews every month, and unspent credit does not accrue from month to month. You can add money to your print account for additional printing, but the free $5 credit must be used up first. To add money to your print account, please visit your local Library or call 403.260.2600.
Read more about "Add additional print funds"The Centre for Equitable Library Access, CELA, is a national not-for-profit organization that provides accessible reading services to the approximately 3 million people across Canada with print disabilities.CELA provides access to a collection of over 1 million titles in multiple accessible formats, including audio, braille, printbraille and text.
Read more about "Public library service for Canadians with print disabilities"The Centre for Equitable Library Access, CELA, is a national not-for-profit organization that provides accessible reading services to the approximately 3 million people across Canada with print disabilities. CELA provides access to a collection of over 1 million titles in multiple accessible formats, including audio, braille, printbraille and text.
Read more about "Public library service for Canadians with print disabilities"You have a monthly print credit of $5, which allows you to print up to 50 black and white pages free of charge.
Read more about "Your Library card gives you $5 of printing"Large Print and Talking Books Large print book collections include best sellers, mysteries, non-fiction, and some languages other than English. These books are complete, unabridged texts with clear type in at least 13-point font. All Library locations and Libraries in Residence have some of these books as part of their collection. A selection of over 14,000 titles available as talking books, including fiction, history, and biographies. Full-length recordings of fiction and non-fiction titles are available on MP3. These materials are only available to patrons with a Special Services card.
Read more about "Large Print and Talking Books"The Print(ed) Word Exhibit Enjoy the 12 handmade books on display on your way into the TD Great Reading Room. Located in the west vestibule, these books are a collaboration between Alberta Printmakers and Loft 112. Can't visit Central Library? Watch the documentary on our YouTube channel that explores the partnership between the authors and printmakers. This project is supported by the J K L MacLachlan Family Fund.
Read more about "The Print(ed) Word Exhibit"Your free Library card gives you access to books, programs, online courses like LinkedIn Learning for Library and Rosetta Stone, printing, meeting rooms, and more.
Read more about "There are thousands of reasons to become a member."'\n ', 'The Centre for Equitable Library Access, CELA, is a national not-for-profit organization that provides accessible reading services to the approximately 3 million people across Canada with print disabilities.', 'CELA provides access to a collection of over 1 million titles in multiple accessible formats, including audio, braille, printbraille and text.\xa0', '\n '
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