Our IT Team have provided a couple of links to some tutorials to help you with sections breaks and Page Numbering.
Enjoy and good luck with your Projects!
Word 2007: Page numbers starting from a specific page
Microsoft Word 2007 Section Breaks & Page Numbering
16.1.12
Book Returns box
Our Dear Student Union has bought the library a book returns box.
This is an 'out-of-hours' book returns box and can be used when the library closes each evening, until the library reopens the following morning.
The returns box is in the library lobby and will be opened for use when the library system is closed down in the evening, and locked when the library opens in the morning.
Library staff will remove books in the morning and return them, as if they had been returned the previous day. The only exception to this procedure will be the borrowing of Reference books issued for a 2 hour loan period, which must be returned to the library desk at the end of that loan period.
Please do make use of it and if you have any feedback please let us know.
This is an 'out-of-hours' book returns box and can be used when the library closes each evening, until the library reopens the following morning.
The returns box is in the library lobby and will be opened for use when the library system is closed down in the evening, and locked when the library opens in the morning.
Library staff will remove books in the morning and return them, as if they had been returned the previous day. The only exception to this procedure will be the borrowing of Reference books issued for a 2 hour loan period, which must be returned to the library desk at the end of that loan period.
Please do make use of it and if you have any feedback please let us know.
3D Anatomy for Chiropractic: now available in AnatomyTV
3D Anatomy for Chiropractic, developed by several of the AECC Faculty, is now available within AnatomyTV.
To access this resource, visit the Medical Images intranet page, click on AnatomyTV (you will need to login with the username/password listed on that page if you are off-campus).
3D Anatomy for Chiropractic, can be found under 'Speciality titles' on the right-hand side of that webpage.
To access this resource, visit the Medical Images intranet page, click on AnatomyTV (you will need to login with the username/password listed on that page if you are off-campus).
3D Anatomy for Chiropractic, can be found under 'Speciality titles' on the right-hand side of that webpage.
7.12.11
7-day loan books & holiday opening times
7-day loan books 7-day loan books can now be taken out for the Christmas holidays (this only happens during the Christmas vacation, so make the most of it!)
Vacation opening times
Please note that the library will close at 11AM on Thursday 23rd December, and reopen at 8.45AM on Tuesday 3rd January 2012.
Vacation opening times
Please note that the library will close at 11AM on Thursday 23rd December, and reopen at 8.45AM on Tuesday 3rd January 2012.
Don't forget, you can still search databases, read e-books and renew your books using the AECC Portal. We wish you all the compliments of the season!
14.11.11
New web resource: Acland's video atlas of human anatomy
The library subscribes to an excellent new resource - Acland's video atlas of human anatomy:
Acland's Anatomy supports the teaching and learning of anatomy with more than 300 narrated videos of real cadaver specimens. Our subscription gives you access via the Intranet (login required) on and off-campus. This anatomy atlas explores the fundamental structures of the musculoskeletal system, the head and neck, and the internal organs, using rotating videography showing structures and movements in three dimensions.
We'd be grateful for your feedback, please let us know what you think of this resource.
Acland's Anatomy supports the teaching and learning of anatomy with more than 300 narrated videos of real cadaver specimens. Our subscription gives you access via the Intranet (login required) on and off-campus. This anatomy atlas explores the fundamental structures of the musculoskeletal system, the head and neck, and the internal organs, using rotating videography showing structures and movements in three dimensions.
We'd be grateful for your feedback, please let us know what you think of this resource.
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