1. Get  the slide scanning positioning plate and light bar from the Information Desk
2. Place the positioning plate on the scan bed.
3. On the back of the scanner, find the round TMA port and plug the light bar into it (with the indicator arrow on top).
4. Fit the slides/or negatives into the light bar using the built in adapters.  (Note: Make sure that the shiny side of the slide/negative faces the scanner glass not the lightbar).
5. Place the light bar (load with slides/negatives) in the positioning tray.
6. Press the Scan Picture button on the front of the scanner.
7. In the HP Scanning dialog box, select “Scan slides using transparent materials adapter” or “Scan negatives using transparent materials adapter”. Click Scan.
8. When you are finished scanning, click Scan to scan another slide or negative, or Click Done.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff, Students

The Innovation Lab is located on the main level of Leyburn Library. There are 18 computers--6 Macintosh Computers and 12 PCs. The computers have multimedia software and various research and analytical software on them.

Adobe Creative Suite 4
     Dreamweaver
     Flash
     InDesign
     Illustrator
     Photoshop
Final Cut Express 4
Firefox 3
FlipShare (Flip Video)
Google Earth
iCal
iChat
iLife
     GarageBand
     iDVD
     iMovie
     iPhoto
     iTunes
     iWeb
iWorks '09
     Keynote
     Numbers
     Pages
MacMail
Maple 13
Microsoft Office 2008
     Excel
     Power Point
     Word
Photo Booth
Sarari
Text Edit

Applies To: Students

• Library staff will be available to assist in the design phase of projects. Contact Elizabeth Anne Teaff to schedule an appointment or drop by the Information Desk Monday through Thursday from 4-8 pm. and ask for Brandon Bucy.
• Items to be scanned may be dropped off at the Information Desk of the Leyburn at any time. We will have a turnaround time of 2 business days.

• The University Library has two large format scanners: one scanner for delicate and fragile items and one for maps and other large documents.
• To use either scanner, items must be larger than 8½” x 11”. Small items may be scanned using one of the many available campus scanners. The Leyburn Library has several scanning stations on the Main Floor. Campus photocopy machines may also be used for scanning.
• Items to be scanned may be dropped off at the Information Desk of the Leyburn at any time. We will have a turnaround time of 2 business days.
• Scanned images will be saved to CD/DVD, clients’ flash/thumb/USB drive, or the web. The University Library has flash drives that may be checked out for a period of 24 hours and used to transport images.

• In cases of large, on going scanning projects fee may be assessed at a rate of $8.00 per hour. Cash, check, and/or General Debit will be accepted. Departmental Charges will be billed to the appropriate University account.

Journalism Applications include:

Adobe Creative Suite 4 (Design Premium)

Avid Newscutter (Video Editing)

Avid iNews (Newsroom Production System)

Sony Soundforge (Audio Editing)

Applies To: Students

Unfortunately, no. It cannot be pre-installed in the lab environment.

That said, you may certainly use Box Edit. Box Edit will prompt you to install it any time you log into a computer, log in to your Box account, and then attempt to edit a file.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff, Students

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

Applies To: Faculty, Staff, Students