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Copying in the UTSA Library

Copying

Location

1604: Ten Copiers are located along the wall past the Reference Desk.

Downtown: Five Copiers are located along the wall in the stacks area near the Reference Desk.

Price

Copies cost 10 cents per page.

Pay Options

UTSACard: UTSA students, faculty and staff can use their UTSACard (ID Card), which functions as a debit card to be used with most copiers. For more information on using your UTSACard as a debit card, or setting up an account, see copying FAQs or visit the UTSACard page.

UTSA Copy Card: At JPL, non-UTSA patrons may purchase a UTSA Guest Card from a Cash Value Station located next to the copiers near the Reference Desk. These cards cost $1.00. Additional value can be added to the Guest Card account on the same machine. The Downtown Library also has a Cash Value Station, located next to the printers near the Circulation Desk. For more information see copying FAQs.

Problems?

Many problems may be avoided by reading the informational signs on and around the copiers. Please report any out-of-order machine, problems with copier cards, or other complaints directly to Student Copier Services (458-4003). At the John Peace Library next to the copy machines, there is a direct line telephone to Copier Services. Requests for refunds must be made at the appropriate Fiscal Services Office.

For assistance in the use of the copiers, please ask at the Reference Desk at JPL or the Circulation Desk at Downtown Library.

Check out FAQs for other troubleshooting tips.

Microforms Copying/Printing/Scanning

Location

JPL: Microform copiers are located in the JPL Microforms/Current Periodicals area and the adjacent Room 2.01.12B.

Downtown: A Microform copier is located near the Reference Desk.

Price

Currently, there is no charge for copies of microfilm and microfiche or for downloading. However, if downloading, patron must supply the diskettes.

Equipment

Machines are available for reading and printing from film or microfiche. Canon 800 Digital Scanners with computer software to scan microfilm or microfiche documents into digital images/files are also available. These digital images/files may be edited for quality, then printed or saved to diskettes.