If there are no copies available in the first link, go to the next link on the list. Books may be available in up to 4 vendors. If no copies are available in any vendor, email Digital Reference.
Many eBooks do not allow copying or printing. All OverDrive and Controlled Digital Lending eBooks do not allow copying and printing. In EBSCO and ProQuest it varies by book. Some others do allow limited copying or printing. The main page of the eBook lists the number of pages you can copy or print.
When you download a book to the Libby App (OverDrive), a Kindle, or Adobe Digital Editions you can highlight, bookmark, and take notes. They will reappear when you borrow the book again.
Look at the URL. If it includes DTL click on the original link in the library catalog again. If you still do not have access email Digital Reference with the bibliographic information and the database link.
If you have already logged into the DTL, Digital Theological Library, and the eBook provider asks for your institution, click on the original link in the library catalog again. It will normally work the second time. If not, you can email Digital Reference.
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Most eBook databases provide sample citation formats. If you choose to copy the format keep these points in mind.