Tarver Library Printers

As you may have noticed over the summer Jack Tarver Library acquired new printers. As you may have also noticed they are not quite up to the speed and efficiency that we're all used too. Tarver Library has been working hard to attempt to resolve this issue and get the printers up to par. As such, on Thursday August 30, TSS will be installing new printers in the Tarver Library. We will have printing service during this time so please bear with us during this time and you can find assistance at either the Reference or Circulation desk.

Lexis Nexis

The following information comes from Galileo on Lexis Nexis Academic:

As a result of their recent interface upgrade, Lexis Nexis has confirmed that they have a known issue that is causing users to get an error message:

"We were unable to sign you in to LexisNexis Academic services because your ID is already in use."



If you experience this problem please know that we're contacting the appropriate people to fix the problem. If you do experience this problem please contact the reference desk at 301-2055 for assistance.

Mercer now has Ebrary!

Over the summer the Mercer Libraries added University-wide access to 30,000+ eBooks through eBrary. These items include a subscription to eBrary's Academic Complete and Sheet Music collections. These items can be found in our catalog by doing an author search of ebrary. A plugin is required to view these materials and that plugin can be downloaded here. Questions? Visit our eBrary FAQ page.

Check out these blogs!

The staff at Tarver are working hard to keep you better informed. Take a look at some of these blogs that have been created to bring you information:

Want to know more about how Interlibrary Loan works? Then check out the Interlibrary Loan blog. Feel free to leave comments and check back for Trivia.

Are you wondering what great new history books the library has acquired? Or have you discovered a great new history website that you wish to share with others without overwhelming them by e-mail? Then check out the new Tarver Library history blog.

Changes in GALILEO Databases

GALILEO has announced changes to the availability of EBSCO databases. GALILEO has added access to the following EBSCO databases:

• Academic Seach Complete
• Business Source Complete
• Business Source Complete: Business Searching Interface
• Consumer Health Complete

These databases will replace the following EBSCO databases, which will no longer be available:

• Academic Search Premier
• Business Source Premier
• Business Source Premier Enhanced
• Health Source Consumer Edition
• Revistas de comercio
• Revistas de investigation
• Salud: informacion para los Consumidores

Further information is available on the GALILEO announcements page.

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