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Downloadable eAudiobooks from NetLibraryHow does it work?
Downloadable eAudiobooks Guide - detailed instructions on finding, downloading, and playing eAudiobooks Online Demo - an online tutorial about using NetLibrary eAudiobooks and eBooks Check-out policieseAudiobooks are checked out for 21 days. After 21 days, the title is “returned” to NetLibrary. Titles can not be returned early. The file on your computer is unplayable after 21 days, but you will need to manually delete the file from your computer and/or portable player. Up to 6 titles may be checked out at a time. Titles can be renewed once. Renewal is for 21 days from the date of renewal. eAudiobook titles may not be placed on hold. How do I find eAudiobooks?There are two ways to search for eAudiobooks: Search the Library Catalog
Search in NetLibrary
About NetLibrary accountsAccounts need to be associated with the Saint Paul Public Library in order to access and download eAudiobooks. Accounts created before April 2006 may not be able to access eAudiobooks. If your account is associated with Saint Paul Public Library, you will see logos for both Minitex and Saint Paul Public Library on the screen. More information about creating a NetLibrary account. How do I download and listen to an eAudiobook?Once you have found a title to download... Using your own computer:
See the Downloadable eAudiobooks Guide for detailed instructions on finding, downloading, and playing eAudiobooks. Using a Library catalog or Internet computer:
*Note: you can open the file on an Internet computer at the library, and then transfer it to your portable device. Once you have done so, you may not be able to open the file on another computer. See the Downloadable eAudiobooks Guide for detailed instructions on finding, downloading, and playing eAudiobooks. Time limits for use of library computers apply for downloading or listening to eAudiobooks. Additional InformationCD Quality vs. Radio Quality "Radio-quality" files are much smaller, meaning a faster download. They will play on a computer, but do not work for transferring to a portable device. Supported Listening Devices NetLibrary recommends Windows Media Player for listening to eAudiobooks. Downloadable eAudiobooks won’t work on Apple Macintosh computers or iPods and they cannot be burned to a CD. For more help and information, see the eAudiobook FAQ on the NetLibrary site. GuidesDownloadable eAudiobooks Guide - detailed instructions on finding, downloading, and playing eAudiobooks Online Demo - an online tutorial about using NetLibrary eAudiobooks and eBooks For more help and information, see the eAudiobook FAQ on the NetLibrary site. Copyright 2002-2008, Saint Paul Public Library - 90 W. 4th Saint Paul, MN 55102 Melanie Huggins, Library Director | Library Board Webmaster: SPPLWeb@ci.stpaul.mn.us |
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