Computers & The Internet at
Weybridge Library
High speed Internet computers are available in all Surrey Libraries.
Who can use the computers?
Everybody can use the service for free. If you are a library member, you
will need your library card to use a computer. If you are not a member,
you will need some form of identification such as driving licence,
passport or national identification card.
Can children use the computers?
If you are under 16 years of age you will need your parent or carer to
either sign a permission form or to use the computer with you.
How long can I use the computers?
Most computers can be used for up to an hour.
- If you are a library member you just need your library card and PIN.

- If you are not a member, please ask a member of staff for
assistance.
What can I use the computers for?
The computers are all connected to the Internet. You can surf the web,
search for information, send or receive email. There are also word
processing and other office programs for you to use.
Computers at library learning centres have training programs to help you
improve your computer skills.
If you haven't used the Internet before If you are not familiar with the Internet, library staff can help you get started and can help you search for information.
If you need more help, then courses and self-tuition packages are available in some library learning centres.
Please ask for details and locations.
Adult and Community Learning also run classes throughout the year and you can search their list of courses online.
Can I print pages from the Internet?
Yes. There is a charge for printing:
- 10p a sheet for black and white
- £1 a sheet for colour
Can I use floppy discs in the computers?
Yes. When you use your floppy disc, it will be automatically checked by
the computer. Please ask a member of staff for assistance if the computer
warns you that your disc is infected with a virus.
Blank floppy discs can be purchased at the library for 50p each.
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