Skip to main content Skip to local navigation

Scanning & Microtext

Scanning

Flatbed scanners are available for public use at the following locations:

Scott Library Copy Centre (1st floor)

  • Epson Perfection v30 (4800 dpi; 8.5"x11.7")

Map Library

  • Epson Expression 10000XL (2400 dpi; 12.2"x17.2")

Steacie Science Library

  • Epson Perfection v30 (4800 dpi; 8.5"x11.7")
  • Epson WorkForce DS-50000 (600 dpi; 11.7"x17")
  • Epson Perfection v37 (4800 dpi; 8.5"x11.7") (at adaptive workstation)

Bronfman Business Library

  • 2 x HP Scanjet 5590 (2400 dpi; 8.5"x14")

Frost Library (Lobby area) -  Glendon campus

  • Epson V600 Photo Scanner

Scott Library Microtext

Location:
Microtext is located in Room 118 of the Scott Library and is accessible during building hours.

Equipment to view, print, scan and save from microfilm and microfiche formats consist of:

  • Three Image Data Scanpro 2000 scanners
  • Three Minolta RP 605Z microfilm reader printers READ ONLY

A microcard reader is available at the Steacie Science Library.

You must have a Passport York account or a Guest Account to login.

Printing is available using a YU-card. If you do not have a YU-card you can obtain a Guest YU-card from the fill stations located to the left of the main entrance of Scott Library. Please read instructions for purchase carefully. Change is not provided.

If you would like to save scanned images, a USB flash drive would be a good option.

Once you have located an item in Omni and determined that it is located in Scott Microtext, make note of the format (microfilm or microfiche) and record the call number location.

Signs have been posted in an effort to direct users in locating microtext materials. Microfilm is shelved in the compact shelving to the right of the entrance. Newspapers on microfilm are organized alphabetically by title. Microfiche collections are held in upright filing cabinets.

A returns table is set up and we request that you do not re-shelve materials once you have finished with them.

Please seek assistance if required. Please do not attempt to solve equipment failures.

Assistance:

For assistance see Ask Us Desk staff at the entrance to Scott Library, or use the phone on the wall beside the Microtext entrance, which connects directly to the Ask Us Desk.