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Originally Posted by lilac_jive
Hey you go to Lehigh? Small world, I live about ten minutes from you. I'm in the same boat. Bethlehem Library doesn't have any ebooks at all. BUT as long as you are a PA resident, and have your own local library card, you can take out books at any other library in PA. I haven't checked to see which one is closest to here that has them, but that is always a possibility. It's called a PA access card, and they put a little blue sticker on the back of it.
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Yeah, I go to Lehigh. If you should happen to come up with a good solution let me know.
The closest in state library on the list is in Lancaster, but I'm not sure I can actually get a card from them.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
You don't always need your local town to have a local library that supports eBooks via Overdrive. Just find a library close enough and get a card from there.
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Well, I think the general rule is you either have to live, work or own property wherever the library is. Some libraries also offer the ability to just pay a one time or yearly fee. Right? Perhaps I'm missing something, though.
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Originally Posted by Nvidiot
No Overdrive library here, but the library that I'm a member of (The Hague) has a partnership with www.netlibrary.com and they use ePub + DRM, which will work with my PRS-700  |
Ah. Lehigh uses netlibrary but no epub option here.