Answered By: Research Help, Thomas Cooper Library
Last Updated: May 23, 2023     Views: 707

When connected to the internet, you can choose Read Online or PDF Full Text to read an ebook. Downloading is not required.

Most ebooks also allow downloading of pages or chapters, up to a maximum per session which is set by the publisher. The PDF downloads can be saved to your device and do not expire. (See the video below for a quick demo.)

To read an ebook on your computer or mobile device while you are offline, you can use the Full Download or Download Book option. Several components are required before you will be able to download an ebook in most cases:

  • Adobe Digital Editions free software and a personal Adobe ID
  • A personal account with the ebook provider

Also, the options for the length of check out can vary widely from 1 day to 21 days depending on the publisher and title. However some ebooks are now being offered DRM-free, so they will allow unlimited downloading and saving.
 

For more detailed help with accessing and using ebooks, see the library's online guide or ebook provider support pages.

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