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1. www.torontopubliclibrary.ca › servicesPrinting & Photocopying : Toronto Public Library

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   How to print. Visit any branch. Currently, you cannot send your print job from home beforehand. If your document is ready to print, log into the designated printing station at the library using your library card and PIN or ask staff for a guest pass.

   • Printing Fees & Options

     Printing fees to print your own book using the Asquith Press...

   • Computers, Printing, & Wi-Fi

     From 3D printing to web design, and photography to coding,...

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     Easy step-by-step instructions to print your own book using...

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2. www.torontopubliclibrary.ca › searchprinting : Toronto Public Library

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   Printing & Photocopying. How to add money to your copycard account, send print jobs from anywhere, or make photocopies at the library.

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   Does Toronto Public Library buy books?

   • Yes, there are over 3 million books available from the Toronto Public Library's Digital Archive and On Demand Books' Catalogue. Note that some books have a content or copyright fee. We do not charge a setup fee when you print downloaded books. Will the library buy a book I wrote?

   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) : Toronto Public Library

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   Can I use a computer with a Toronto Public Library card?

   • Yes, with a valid Toronto Public Library card, you have two options. Reserve a computer with Microsoft Word at any branch. Or reserve a digital design workstation at one of our Digital Innovation Hubs to use advanced tools. This includes Photoshop, InDesign, Adobe Acrobat, cameras, and scanners.

   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) : Toronto Public Library

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   How do I design a book at the Toronto Reference Library?

   • You can work on your book files at home or use the library's computers free of charge. Reserve a computer with Microsoft Word at any branch. If you need advanced design tools, reserve a digital design workstation at the Toronto Reference Library. Advanced design tools include Photoshop, InDesign, Adobe Acrobat Pro, and scanners.

   Step-by-Step Instructions : Toronto Public Library

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