The History, Philosophy, and Newspaper Library has a number of microfilm reader/printers and viewer/scanners. If you need help using them, feel free to ask any of our staff.

The ScanPros are our newest microform scanners. With these microfilm scanners, you can create high resolution scans of film, fiche and microcards. We recommend using these machines over the older models located in the film stacks.

Ask any of our staff members for assistance using these machines.

Two Canon microfilm reader/printers are located just inside the microfilm stacks of the History, Philosophy, and Newspaper Library. You may view microfilm or fiche on these machines, or you may pay to print pages directly. The reader/printers have coin boxes and cost 15 cents per page. Change machines are located near the entrance to the Main Stacks (2nd floor, Main Library) and in the tunnel between the Main and Undergraduate Libraries.

For help using the reader/printers, please ask our staff.

You can find microfilm readers at several other libraries on campus:

• International and Area Studies Library (321 Library) has three digital microform scanners.
• The Music and Performing Arts Library (1300 Music Building) has one microfilm viewer and one digital microform scanner.
• Ricker Library of Architecture and Art (208 Architecture Building) has a microform viewer that provides printed copies only.
• Grainger Engineering Library Information Center (1301 West Springfield Ave) has a microfiche reader located on the east side of the first floor. Printing costs 15 cents a page.