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Computer use guide

 ACCEPTABLE USAGE OF COMPUTERS IN THE LIBRARY

Please read these guidelines about computer usage before you start.
  1. Users of Thomas Street Creative computers must have a current membership of the library and have their library card present when using the computer facilities.
  2. Access to the computers and internet are free of charge, however time limit of 1 hour per booking applies.
  3. The computer facilities are available during opening hours of the library.
  4. All patrons are responsible for ensuring the privacy of their personal details while accessing the internet.
  5. Unacceptable behaviour or misuse of the computer facilities will lead to suspension of the library card and access to library resources. Unacceptable behaviour includes intentional damage to the equipment, inappropriate use of email services, loading unauthorised software applications, downloading or viewing offensive materials such as ‘Restricted material' as defined by the Western Australian Censorship Act 1996, Div 6. 
  6. Erase all work and/or save on a memory stick before logging out.
  7. Please always leave the computer station the way you found it.


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