FAQ(English)

9. Other

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• 0. Getting Started
• 1.1. How to Search the Library Book Collection
• 1.2. How to Find, Borrow, and Reserve Books
• 2.1. How to Search Other Libraries
• 2.2. Borrowing Books from Other Libraries
• 3.1. How to Get Materials from Other Libraries
• 4.1. Requests to the Library
• 5.1. Personal Services
• 9. Other

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What kind of service is OPAC?

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OPAC is the generic term of a search system for library book collections.
OPAC is the abbreviation for Online Public Access Catalog.

I want to copy library materials. Does the library have any photocopiers inside?

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You can copy library Materials with the coin-operated copier.
Photocopying is limited by the copyright law.

Lost books

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If you think you've lost a book, first try looking for it again.
If you lost a book, We may ask you replace it by purchasing the same title.

What if I can't find a book that hasn't been loaned out or I can't find an issue of a serial in the library's collection?

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Consider the following possibilities. Consult with staff at the counter.

- Someone else in the library is using the book or serial.
- The book is in the new books area.
- The book is so large that it is placed on the bottom shelf.
- Library clerks are processing the returned book or serial.
- The book or serial is currently being bound.
- The previous user did not return the book or serial to its proper location.

I've searched but can't find a material.

Category: 9. Other

Are you trying to search for a book in an OPAC search?
Also, have you entered the words in your search correctly?
The search results change if even a single character is different.