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Computer Lab @ the Library

Computer Lab

  • 25 multimedia computers, one of which is a handicap accessible computer station with an electrically adjustable desk.

  • Printing full-color is $.25 per page, and black and white is $.10 per page. The Computer Lab houses a color laser printer and all patron documents are printed here.

  • Printing from personal laptops is available, please click on the Princh icon below for more information and instructions. 

  • Scanning is available on all Computer Lab stations for no charge however patrons must provide their own flash drive to save the file. 

  • Storage devices: Patrons may purchase 64GB flash drives in the Lab for $10.

  • Headphones are no longer provided. You may bring your own headphones or ear buds, or you may purchase headphones for $2.50.

  • Time limit is two hours per day per person on the computers.

    Software applications: See Below

     Additional Services Provided Throughout the Library

     

    Software Applications, Reference and Database Links in the Computer Lab

    Software Description

    • Microsoft Windows

    • Adobe Acrobat Reader - Reads PDF files from any application.

    • Miscrosoft Edge - Browse the Internet.

    • Google Chrome - Browse the Internet.

    • Microsoft Office 2016

    • Paint.net - Edits pictures for use in applications and printing.

    • ImgBurn CD/DVD Burning Software 

    • Scanner Software - For scanning your documents and pictures.

    • Scanner Tutorial – To show you how to use the scanner.

    Reference and Database Links

    • Ancestry – Genealogical research database

    • Chilton Auto Repair – Online Automotive Repair Manual

    • Ebsco Reference – Reference database that includes online Encyclopedias, books, journals and more!

    • Homewood Code of Ordinances – Database containing the Homewood Codes of Governance.

    • Social Security Administration

    • JCLC Databases – A set of over 70 databases and reference sites for the publics use. Includes items such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, social sciences, history, including local and genealogy, health, science, business, languages literature and much more. Check it out!

    For questions, phone 205.332.6632 or email computer services
    using the general questions form on the contact us page.