Guidelines for Use of Scanners in NCL
Valid from September 16, 2015
1. When using the scanner provided by the National Central Library (NCL), users must comply with all copyright regulations. Additionally, users should be mindful of how duplication may affect the potential market value of a book and consider the fair use guidelines.
2. Rules for using the provided scanners:
(1) The scanners are intended for scanning only a limited portion of books held by NCL. Users are prohibited from scanning materials marked as “Duplication Prohibited,” as well as the specific materials listed in Rule 24 of the "Guidelines for National Central Library Users."
(2) To use the provided scanner, users must register at the Service Counter with a valid NCL Library Card. Each registration allows users to reserve one time slot only. Once the time is up, users must repeat the registration process to reserve additional time.
(3) Scanned digital files are for non-profit personal research and educational use only. The copyright law of Taiwan (R.O.C.) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. Users of the facilities provided by NCL are responsible for any infringement of copyright.
(4) Users must use their own USB flash drive (32 GB or below) to save scanned digital files. Personal laptops or any type of tablet are prohibited from being connected to the provided scanners. Users will be charged for repair costs if any damage occurs due to violations.
(5) If assistance is needed in learning how to use the scanner, please contact the Service Counter.