In addition to our publicly available Windows/PC computers, the library also has several Apple Macintosh computers. Serving to augment our existing computer resources, these new iMac Computers include standard web browsers and Microsoft Office products, and feature attached flatbed scanners, CD/DVD burners, and suites of creativity software.

Creation Station/Macintosh Lab

Located in Room 110 on the main floor of the library (near the Government Documents collection)

• Four  24-inch Intel-Core-2 iMac computers, running Mac OSX 10.5 (Leopard) with Epson flatbed scanners attached. (recently updated)
• Features a full suite of creation software, including Photoshop CS3, Acrobat Professional, Illustrator CS3, InDesign CS3, Dreamweaver CS3, Microsoft Office 2008, and the iLife ’08 products. (recently updated)

This lab is open and free for patron use during regular library hours.

Information Station

Located near the front entrance to the library.

• One 17-inch Intel-Core-2 iMac computer, running Mac OSX 10.5 (Leopard) with Epson flatbed scanners attached. (recently updated)
• Software includes Adobe Creative Suite 3 (Photoshop CS3, Acrobat Professional, Illustrator CS3, InDesign CS3, and Dreamweaver CS3), Microsoft Office 2008, and the iLife ’08 products. (recently updated) .

Macintosh Resources and Tutorials

These selected resources should help users who are new to Macintosh computers or who have questions about the set-up of the machines. Assistance is also available in the Digital Services Lab and the Information Station.

Apple: Switch 101

Log On (updated 2/08)

Your User Folder (updated 2/08)

Launching Applications (updated 2/08)

Printing On The Mac (Special Issues) (new 2/08)

Saving Files (updated 2/08)

Burning A CD or DVD (updated 2/08)