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WiFi Information
The Voorheesville library offers free unsecured WiFi in our parking lot and at the Rail Trail Pavilion. With all free, unsecured public wifi, please be an informed consumer. Here are some links with trusted information: Federal Trade Commission Tips and Consumer Reports article on using public Wifi networks.
Computer Usage
The library has computers for public use. Computers are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is no time limit, but if others are waiting to use a computer, you may be asked to finish your work. Upper Hudson Library System members can sign in using their library card or a guest pass. Users may send print jobs which will be retrieved by staff.
Microsoft 2016 is the software installed on the public Internet computers and includes Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint and Access. You must agree to our Internet Use Policy which displays on the screen at sign in.
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This software is installed on Public Internet computer 4. Contact a librarian for more information.
For curbside or in-house pickup, please email documents to be printed to reference@voorpl.org and a librarian can assist you.
Public computer users can send prints to the printer/copier. Prints will be retrieved by staff. Black and white printouts cost $.10 per page. Color printouts cost $.25 per page.
The copier/scanner/fax machine is available for public use with staff assistance.
Black & White copies cost $.10 per page. Color copies cost $.25 per page. International faxes are not supported.
Outgoing faxes cost $2 for the first 10 pages and $.50 for each additional page. The maximum fax charge is $5. Faxes sent to the library cost $.10/page – please call us at 518-765-2791 to let us know you are having material sent so we can watch for it and put it aside for you to pick up. The library fax number is 518-765-3007.
3D Printing at the Library
Patrons can learn how 3D printing technology works by using our Lulzbot Mini2 3D Printer. Our small, easy-to-use machine can print designs up to 6 1/4 inches cubed; some larger items can be printed as assemblages. You can find an item on a site like Thingiverse, or create a 3D object yourself using Tinkercad, SketchUp, or another CAD application. When the library building is open, patrons are welcome to submit files for printing, and are charged 10 cents per gram of material used. If you have a question about 3D printing while the building is closed, please email reference@voorpl.org.