What are tags in Libby and how do I use them?

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You can use Tags however you want. Using a Tag instead of placing a hold on a title is good way to keep track of books you want to read or listen to later without impacting wait times.

Popular ways to use tags include:

-Books you want to read (see image)
-Books you're using for a research project
-Favorite books
-Book club reads
-Beach reads
-Audiobooks to listen to on a run or road trip
-Books you want to share with a friend

¿Cómo puedo acceder a periódicos y revistas en PressReader?

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Si está teniendo algún problema con el contenido o el servicio de PressReader, póngase en contacto con el servicio de apoyo de PressReader .

Saltar a:Aplicación PressReader  | Crear una cuenta opcional de PressReader

Primeros Pasos

Vea este breve vídeo instructivo sobre cómo empezar a utilizar PressReader. Si accede a PressReader desde casa, asegúrese de iniciar sesión desde nuestra pagina de revistas y periódicos digitales .

Why is Libby asking me to verify my PIN?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on

If your library account is active and your PIN/password is correct, try following:
-Open Libby.
-Tap the 3-bar menu at the bottom of the screen.
-Tap Manage Cards.
-Tap the 3 dots next to your SFPL card number.
-Tap Verify Card.
-Re-type your 14-digit card number and PIN/password (Reset PIN/password .)
-Tap Sign In.
-Look for the message, "Okay, you're signed in!" at the top of the screen.

How long will it take to receive requested items from offsite storage?

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Some archival materials and bound periodicals are located at a storage facility outside of the library and must be requested before visiting the Main Library, in order to give us time to retrieve them.  Please allow up to 72 hours for requests from the Magazines & Newspapers Center collection and up to 4 business days for requests from the San Francisco History Center and Book Arts & Special Collections.