Please note: All Computer Users Must:

• Present valid ID, such as a library card or driver's license,
• Sign an "Internet and Computer User Agreement," and
• Abide by the "Computer Room Rules & Guidelines and "Policy Statement on Public Use of Internet Resources."

Computers

The library has 10 Windows computers for general-purpose use by the public. Scroll down or click on the banner links above for more information.

PLEASE NOTE! Unless otherwise specified, all software is copyrighted and may NOT be duplicated.

Lotus 1-2-3 Millennium Edition
The rival to Microsoft Excel, Lotus 1-2-3 takes full advantage of the Windows graphical-user environment while preserving the original DOS slash-key interface for people whose minds are trapped in the 1980's. We are using Release 9.5.

Microsoft Internet Explorer
Cruise the information superhighway with Microsoft's ubiquitous hyptertext tool. For the rules of the road, see our Policy Statement on Public Use of Internet Resources.

Microsoft Office Professional 2003

Excel
Spreadsheet accounting the Microsoft way. Keep a ledger, track your gas mileage, or discover trends by creating charts and graphs.

Powerpoint
Combine text, sound, graphics, and animation in a electronic slide show that will wow your audience.

Publisher
Create your own banners, brochures, business cards, flyers, greeting cards, postcards, signs, and more.

Word
Use this powerful word processer for letters, manuscripts, resumes, reports, and other text-intensive documents.

Symantec AntiVirus
A computer virus is a hostile program which copies itself from disk to disk, doing damage as it grows. Symantec AntiVirus can diagnose and disarm virus programs. SAV scans memory and disk at boot-up, applications at launch, and files on opening.

Windows XP Professional
The latest iteration of Microsoft's NT/2000 operating system is a stable platform for launching user applications.

ZoomText (Windows1 only)
Combining a text-to-speech synthesizer with a screen magnifier, ZoomText makes a PC more accessible to a visually impaired user. After activating ZoomText from the Windows desktop, the user can adjust the screen magnification, the reading rate, and the manner in which the parts of the screen are selected for conversion to speech.