D'Angelo Law Library Computing

The Library has several computer workstations in the John P. Wilson Reading Room on the second floor for accessing the Library Catalog, licensed databases, and other computer resources. To use one of the Library's computers, you must log in with your CNetID. Users without an active CNetID may use the computers with a temporary login. See the Library's computer access page for more information. Printing is available at an adjacent workstation for ten cents per page using a Chicago card or vend card obtained from the photocopier room across from the Circulation Desk.

Researchers needing to search the Library Catalog only may use one of the two designated workstations.

Law School Computing

The Law School operates a computer lab, for the use of law students only, on the third floor. All machines have word processing, web browsing, and email software.

Most carrels and reading tables in the library are furnished with Ethernet jacks for law students to use laptop computers to access the Internet and laser printers in the computer labs. Questions about connecting laptops to the network should be directed to the Lab Manager in the third floor lab or by telephone at 5-5875. The Law School has a wireless network which is available in the second floor Wilson reading room and at study tables and carrels on the upper floors.

The LexisNexis/Westlaw printers for Law School students are located in the third floor computer lab.

Additional information for Law School faculty and students is available on the computing services page.

Campus Libraries Computers & Computing

• The Library has over 150 WindowsXP computers for patrons to access the online catalog and conduct research using:
  

  Internet Explorer Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer

  Adobe Reader SSH Secure Shell QuickTime Player Pharos (Pay-per-print client)

• Ethernet and wireless networks are available in most of the libraries for laptop users. These networks are managed by Networking Services and Information Technologies (NSIT) and require a CNetID (Chicago Network Identifier) to access.
• WebStations in Regenstein Library and the Crerar Cybercafe on the lower level provide "hit-and-run" email checks and web surfing. These WebStations are provided by NSIT and require a CNetID.
  
• Computing (USITE) labs that are located in Regenstein, Crerar, and Harper Libraries. These are managed by NSIT and provide access to a range of hardware and software. Requires a CNetID.
• The Computer Science Department's Instructional Lab ( Maclab) is located on the A level of the Regenstein. Requires a CNetID.