FAQ(English)

9. Other

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• 0. Getting Started
• 1.1. How to Search the Library Book Collection
• 1.2. How to Find, Borrow, and Reserve Books
• 2.1. How to Search Other Libraries
• 2.2. Borrowing Books from Other Libraries
• 3.1. How to Get Materials from Other Libraries
• 4.1. Requests to the Library
• 5.1. Personal Services
• 9. Other

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What kind of service is OPAC?

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OPAC is the generic term of a search system for library book collections.
OPAC is the abbreviation for Online Public Access Catalog.

★I want to copy library materials. Does the library have any photocopiers inside?

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An answer is currently being prepared.

How do I search OPAC from the accelerator?

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The accelerator allows you to perform an OPAC keyword search with just one click. Simply select text in a webpage, which highlights the text, and click the selected text.

* Only Internet Explorer 8 and 9 support this function.
Other browsers cannot use the accelerator function.



Select "Add to accelerator" from "Catalog Search" on the screen header.

Long-term loan

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If you know that you will be unable to return a book by the return due date because you need it for training purposes or other such reasons, apply for an extended loan when checking out the book.

Note that the borrowing period cannot be extended for graduates and people outside the university. To get an extension, visit the library before the return due date arrives, and follow the extension procedure.

Lost books

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If you think you've lost a book, first try looking for it again.
In general, people who lose, damage, stain, or destroy library books are required to pay the replacement cost.