eBooks From NetLibrary

What is an eBook?
An eBook is an electronic (or digital) version of a book which can be checked out and viewed on your computer. In some cases, you may also transfer these titles to select portable devices. Each book has a limited checkout period. Not all eBooks are downloadable.

How do I download and read a book?
You read downloaded copies by using the Adobe Digital Editions software. Once a book is downloaded you will not be able to view that copy online – you will need to read your downloaded copy instead. View instructions for downloading eBooks and using the Adobe Content Server.

Can I view an eBook at the same time that it is being viewed by another library user?
No. If there are no other copies “owned” by the Library and a book is already being viewed by another library user, you will receive a message that indicates that the book is not available. You can try again later or choose one of the two options below:

1. view the eBook's Table of Contents now.
2. use the system to request a hold be placed on the eBook.

Can I print NetLibrary eBooks?
NetLibrary adheres to copyright rules that do not allow you to print an entire eBook. Library users can print or copy a few pages at a time before NetLibrary issues a warning.

If you are having problems, support is available at NetLibrary’s help number, 1.800.758.5995 or eptech@ebscohost.com.