Viewing:
ESBCO Ebooks can be viewed from any browser and read online. To get started, click on the PDF icon on the left, or EPUB icon if available:
Or scroll down the page to view the Table of Contents and click on a Chapter to get started.
Printing:
The print limit varies in EBSCO ebooks, depending on the publisher. To print, first navigate to the chapter you are interested in and then click on the Printer icon towards the top of the page. A dialog box similar to the one displayed below will pop up allowing you to print from a PDF.
Downloading:
At this time, downloading of full EBSCO ebooks is not available at The Chicago School University Library. However, you can download a .pdf of a chapter or section of the ebook:
Click on the PDF Full Text icon
Creating PDF of a specific chapter or page range:
For most books you can download a segment of a book (usually 100 pages or fewer) as a PDF to keep; alternatively, you can choose to download a single chapter. If the chapter's length exceeds the download limit, you'll get an error message—in that case, select a page range that fits within the "Print/E-mail/Save" limit from the chapter in the Download dialog.;
Please note that at this time, downloading of full EBSCO ebooks is not available at The Chicago School University Library.
Many ebooks in EBSCO can also be viewed in EPUB format in addition to the standard PDF format. EPUB is a format for delivering eBooks that enables publishers to create books that behave more like web content.
EPUB titles are often embedded with links to help the user navigate between sections, from the index to the relevant pages, and out to the open web.
To learn more about EPUB format and the difference between EPUB and PDF format, see the following FAQs:
What is EPUB for EBSCO eBooks?
What is the difference between PDF and EPUB when downloading EBSCO eBooks?
What is the difference between viewing EBSCO eBooks in PDF and EPUB formats online?
