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Login to your library account online. Features include reserving and renewing materials, making payments and more.
eBooks & Audiobooks
Download eBooks and audiobooks now!
It's easy! Just...
...browse your library's website!
...check out with a valid library card!
...download to PC, MAC, & many mobile devices! Now compatible with Amazon Kindle!
Titles will automatically expire at the end of the lending period, so there are never any late fees!
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Need help? Check out these tutorials!
And to explore our new collection of downloadable audio books, click the image below!
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NEWS
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COMMUNITY LINKS
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How to connect to the wireless internet
There are no time restrictions in using the wireless network.
- Patrons need a laptop or other wireless device like a smart phone that has a wireless card. It may take a while for the network to find their device.
- Patrons need a Westmoreland Library Network Card in good standing with no fines, etc. to access the network. (they need to enter their library card number and pin number to access the network)
- Patrons need to temporarily allow pop ups.
- Patrons need to go to the icons on the bottom right of their laptop screen and pick the one that says Wireless Networks are available and click that to connect.
- They need to select NK_WAP (at Peoples NK) or LB_WAP (at Peoples LB) Unsecured Network to access the library’s wireless network and then hit connect anyway.
- It will say that they have successfully connected to the NK_WAP network or the LB_WAP network.
- At this point they need to click the Internet Explorer icon and a screen will appear which says
Welcome to Peoples Library Wireless Network
Library Card #
Pin #
- After these have been entered, a screen will appear which details the library’s policy; much like appears on the wired Internet computers at Peoples Library.
- Patrons will need to hit continue and they will then have access to the web.