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Welcome to OverDrive's Device Resource Center. Titles from OverDrive-powered sites can be enjoyed at your computer plus a wide variety of devices. For your convenience, we offer details on setups we’ve tested.
How to browse the Device Resource Center:
Desktop / Laptop…
Windows®
- Kindle Books (US libraries only)
- Adobe® EPUB eBooks
- Adobe PDF eBooks
- Open EPUB eBooks
- Open PDF eBooks
- MP3 Audiobooks
- WMA Audiobooks
- WMA Music
- WMV Video
- Kindle Books (US libraries only)
- Adobe EPUB eBooks
- Adobe PDF eBooks
- Open EPUB eBooks
- Open PDF eBooks
- MP3 Audiobooks
Mobile Devices…
OverDrive Media Console™ is available for these popular devices, allowing you to download titles directly to your device.
- Android™
- BlackBerry®
- iPhone® / iPad® / iPod touch®
- Windows Phone 7
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Go here to sign up for your new EVERGREEN online account Click on my acount . You must have your temporary password.
Evergreen Indiana account access
These instructions will guide you through your first visit to the Evergreen "My Account" feature. For future visits, you may click either "Search the Catalog" or "My Account" on the right side of the library home page under the sign with our hours. Doing so may trigger some security warnings. Choosing to continue anyway is safe in this case.
You should have been issued a 4-digit password at the library. If you forget your password, contact the library to receive a new temporary password. When you sign in to "My Account," you will be prompted to create your own password. You will then need to sign in again to access your account. Once signed in, you may choose your own username. You can also search the catalog without signing in but will not be able to access your personal information.
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Hartford City Public Library
314 N. High St.
Hartford City, IN 47348
765-348-1720 Fax 765-348- 5090
Email- info@hartfordcitylibrary.com
www.hartfordcitylibrary.com
Evergreen Indiana is a growing consortium of 90 public, school and institutional libraries located throughout Indiana that use the Evergreen ILS. Patrons of member libraries can use their Evergreen Indiana library card to view the catalogs and borrow materials from the other member libraries. The Evergreen Indiana catalog holds over 3.5 million bibliographic records and provides access to over 5.5 million items.
For more information about Evergreen www.in.gov/library/evergreen.htm
Evergreen Indiana Online Catalog OPAC
What are some of the changes?
¨ Patrons will receive a new Evergreen Indiana library card at no cost.
¨ Most items may only be renewed once.
¨ Pre-overdue notices will be emailed to patrons with valid email accounts three (3) days prior to the due date.
¨ Overdue fines for all materials will be calculated at $.25 per day, per item with a $10.00 cap per item.
¨ A $10.00 per item nonrefundable processing fee will be charged for lost items in addition to item replacement costs and any applicable collection fees.
¨ The library will no longer issue refunds for lost items that have been paid for and later returned.
¨ Fines may not exceed $10.00 to check out; the library will no longer accept percentage payments on fines in order to check out.
Hours - Monday - Thurs 9 - 7 Friday 9 - 5:30 Saturday 9 - 2
Hartford City Public Library
The Hartford City Library was started in 1903 by an endowment from the Carnegie Foundation. Today, we serve the entire Blackford County community. With the cooperation of the Township Trustees, every resident of Blackford County may now apply for a library card to use our facilities. No longer just a place to check out books, the library has magazines and other periodicals, movies in both VHS and DVD formats and Audio books on cd and tape.
Rules Of Conduct
No food or drink
Shoes and shirt must be worn at all times in the library
Children under the age of 7 may not be left unattended in the library
No running
No playing on the stairs or elevator
You must be at lest 18 years of age or handicapped to use the elevator
No rollerblades or roller skates in the library
Threatening, obscene or abusive language is not acceptable
Noisy or disruptive behavior is not acceptable.
No cell phones
These rules are for the protection of all who use the library. Library staff may ask library patrons to leave the premises or ban a library patron from the library for non-compliance with these rules.
Rules Of Conduct
No food or drink
Shoes and shirt must be worn at all times in the library
Children under the age of 7 may not be left unattended in the library
No running
No playing on the stairs or elevator
You must be at lest 18 years of age or handicapped to use the elevator
No rollerblades or roller skates in the library
Threatening, obscene or abusive language is not acceptable
Noisy or disruptive behavior is not acceptable.
No cell phones
These rules are for the protection of all who use the library. Library staff may ask library patrons to leave the premises or ban a library patron from the library for non-compliance with these rules.
