With our new MobilePrint Service™, you can use your personal computer or mobile device to print to the library’s printers from anywhere. Simply submit documents for printing and come to the library to release and pick up your document using your library card.
How to print from a laptop or desktop computer at home or work:
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· Select the printer and enter your email address.
· Browse your computer to find and select the file you wish to print.
· Click the green printer icon. You will see the status of your print job and a reference number.
· At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job”.
· Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job.
Your print job will be printed!
· Visit your device’s ‘store’ for apps, install and launch the PrinterOn App.
· Click “No printer selected”.
· Click “Search”. Search for Faulkner County Public Library or enter the library’s zip code.
· Select your desired printer.
· To print:
o Documents: when viewing the document, click in the upper right corner and upload the document to the PrinterOn App.
o Photos from your phone: open the app, click on “photo” and select a photo to print.
o Select the printer and click the print icon.
o Enter an email address and click on the check mark (you will receive a notice that the job started, and shortly after another message stating “Job Success”).
o At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job”.
o Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job.
Your print job will be printed!
· Email from any device directly to the library’s print system at
faulkner-bw@printspots.com
faulkner-color@printspots.com
· At the Print Release Station in the library, select “Release a Print Job.”
· Enter the email address you supplied and select your print job.
Your print job will be printed!
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With Overdrive and the mobile app Libby, you can download books that automatically return themselves at the end ofthe lending period. Libby has titles in both fiction and non-fiction. You can even change the font of books to one designed for dyslexic readers. Download the free Libby app on your device to check out items on the go! Click here to learn more about how to use Libby.
App Instructions for iPhone and Android devices
Open your Libby app
Tap the Libby icon in the top right hand corner
Click “add a library”
Search for the Arkansas Digital Library Consortium in the search bar
The screen will change to the Arkansas Digital Library Consortium
Tap on the Libby icon and click “see library cards”
Click “add a card” and then “choose another location”
Scroll down until you find the Faulkner Van Buren Regional Library System
Add your library card number and pin
Once logged in, you will have access to over 61,000 eBooks, eAudiobooks, and magazines! Browse collections
and genres or search for a specific title or author
Select ‘Borrow’ and read directly in the app or send it to your Kindle device!
App Instructions for Kindle devices
If you have not already done so, download the Overdrive app from the Kindle store and open it
Click the 3 bars at the top of the left hand corner and click “add a library”
Search by the name of the library, city or zip code
Select Faulkner Van Buren Regional Library System and then select the Arkansas Digital Library Consortium
Add your library card by clicking “account” and “manage account”
Select “libraries” and select the Arkansas Digital Library Consortium
Click the three bars in the left hand corner again and select “account” and click “sign in”Type in Arkansas Digital Library Consortium and select Faulkner Van Buren Regional Library
Enter your library card number and PIN
Go to fcl.org - Book, ebook & More – Choose eBook or eAudio
Click ‘Sign In’ at the top right
Using the drop down menu to select your library, select the ‘Faulkner Van Buren Regional Library System’
Add your card number and PIN
Click ‘Sign In’
Instructions for Kindle
on mobile devices).
Your Kindle ereader needs a Wi-Fi connection to download library Kindle Books from Amazon. If you don't have a Wi-Fi connection, you'll need to transfer the title via USB.
Once a book is on your Kindle device or reading app, you can read it just like any other Kindle Book. For specific help reading on your device (like how to change the font or save a bookmark), visit Amazon Device Support.
If you want to read the ebook on a different Kindle device or app, you can deliver it again from Amazon's website during the lending period.
Common Questions
• I don’t know my library number:
Your library card number is on the back of your card under the barcode.
• I don’t have a library Card
Please come into any of our branches with a Photo ID and proof of your current address and ask the desk for a card application.
• What’s My Pin?
Your Pin will be your last name first letter capital (Smith) unless you have changed your PIN. Contact your branch to reset your PIN if you do not remember.
• Libby App Icons: The icons at the bottom of the screen from left to right:o (Far left, Magnifying Glass) Search
▪ Search titles and authors
o (Middle left, Library Card) ADLC Browse library
▪ Scroll through popular titles, librarian picks, and book categories
o (Center, Libby Logo) Notification Settings, Add a Library or Library Card to your account, Help and Support
▪ Manage notifications sent to your phone
▪ Add a new library card to your account or search for a new library▪ Help and support forums
▪ Manage Kindle settings (“Read Books With...”)
o (Middle right, Books) Shelf
▪ Manage loans and holds
▪ Manage tags
o (Far right, Clock) Timeline
▪ Shows actions taken with loans and holds
• Click on loaned item to manage Kindle settings, return early, and renew loaned item
| January 1-2 | New Year's Day |
| January 16 | Martin Luther King Jr. Day |
| February 20 | George Washington's Birthday & Daisy Bates Day |
| April 7 | Good Friday |
| May 29 | Memorial Day |
| June 19 | Juneteenth |
| July 4 | Independence Day |
| September 4 | Labor Day |
| October 9 | Columbus Day |
| November 10 | Veteran's Day |
| November 22-24 | Thanksgiving |
| December 25-26 | Christmas |
| January 1-2 | New Year's Day |
The Faulkner County Library has Notary Publics on staff, at the Conway Library and the Mayflower Library. Van Buren County Library system also has two Notary Publics. Notary services are free and available Monday-Friday during regular business hours if the Notary Publics are available. Call (501)327-7482 or (501)470-9678 to make an appointment.
Notary Publics are not licensed attorneys and cannot engage in the practice of law. They are not representative of any governmental agency with authority over immigration or citizenship, and cannot offer legal advice or other assistance regarding immigration.
How Do I get a card?
At the library:
People of all ages can apply for a card. To sign up, bring your driver’s license or other photo ID and proof of current mailing address, such as a recent piece of mail.
We ask that minors without photo ID and all children under the age of 13 be accompanied by a parent/guardian to receive a card.
Card Applications: English & Spanish
Who Can Get a Card?
Residents of Faulkner and Van Buren counties may get a Regional Library Card. This card can be used at any of the libraries in our region: Clinton, Conway, Damascus, Greenbrier, Mayflower, Mt. Vernon, Twin Groves and Vilonia.
If you live outside our service area, you may be eligible for a card through the Gateway Project, a collection-sharing program that provides free library services to Central Arkansas residents who live in certain counties. To qualify for Gateway access, you must have a card and be in good standing with your local library. Visit the library and talk to a staff member for more information about getting a Gateway Card.
