April 13, 2004 Why does Word quit when I'm on eDisk at the library? Most likely, your eDisk Word preferencess are incompatible with the Word application on the local machine. This can be fixed by going to the Finder Menu > choose Go, then Home > find Library folder, then Preferences > discard the current Microsoft folder > now try to open desired document. Other Frequently Asked Questions can be found here. Where can I print for free? Any printer at the Shadek-Fackenthal Library will print for free (including microfilm!). Please be kind to fellow patrons (and the environment) and follow these helpful DO and DONT'S... DO attempt to restrict printing to necessary files. DO attempt to print on both sides of the page. DO attempt to print multiple slides of a Powerpoint on a single page. DO logout of your eDisk account when done, so no one steals or edits your files. DON'T dettach ethernet or other cables. Ethernet cables are available on the Mezzanine level AND the library is equipped for wireless access in all locations. Also... The Library Computer Classroom is open for general use during the following hours: Monday - Thursday 9am - 10pm Friday 9am - 5pm Sunday 7 - 10pm Classroom hours will be expanded to 24/7, starting 4/28. Can I meet with a librarian to discuss research? Of course! You can make an appointment with a librarian to talk over your research needs. If you would like assistance developing your research, finding resources, etc., please fill the form found here. In preparation for a research appointment, you may want to take a look at our online offerings, arranged by Subject or as Class Guides. Also, check here for citation information. For more immediate research assistance you can email Ask Andy or call 291-4217 (Shadek-Fackenthal) or 291-3843 (Martin Science). askandyfandm is also available on IM. New York Times 1851-2001 full text! The New York Times Coverage is September 18, 1851 - December 31, 2001. Offers full page and article images with searchable full text back to the first issue. The collection includes digital reproductions providing access to every page from every available issue. Links to articles will download pdf files. These files are best facilitated by Adobe Acrobat. Click on the page to the right to see how an article might appear. Articles in Acrobat will be more resolute than this sample, and will print clearly.