Printing, Computers and Off Campus Access
Printing
Location of Printer:
There is only one public printer for the library, which is located on the second floor in the Trowbridge Reference Room, to the left of the reference desk, near the elevator. All public computer workstations in the Divinity Library connect to this printer.
Print Accounts:
All printing in the library requires the use of a print account.
Yale students, faculty and staff:
Your NetID and passwords must first be activated in order to print. This is a one time process that usually is done at the start of the semester for incoming students, faculty and staff. If you have not done so already, you can activate your NetID by going to Activate Your NetID.
Visitors to the library not affiliated with Yale:
Visitors to the library can also create a printing account for themselves by going to Print Account Management and clicking on the link under For Visitors entitled Create a PrintID (located in the lefthand column, about halfway down the page.)
Payment:
The cost of printing is $0.07 per page, which is automatically deducted from your print account when you print. You may view the print transactions for your account by going to Print Account Management and clicking on the link to Show My Transactions in the lefthand column.
Students may add funds their print account by going to Print Account Management and clicking on the link to Student Account charge (in the lefthand column, toward the top).
Faculty, staff, and visitors may add funds by credit card, check or cash. Payment by credit card may be made online at Print Account Management by clicking on the link to Credit Card. Payment by check or cash must be made in person at:
Reprographics & Imaging Services (RIS)
Customer Service Counter
155 Whitney Avenue
Ground floor rear
Hours: Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
How to Print
- First, send your print job to the printer (either use the print button on the browser or follow the instructions for printing in the database you are using.)
- Then go to the print release station (located in the Trowbridge Reference Room, to the left of the reference desk, near the elevator) and login using your NetID and password.
- A list of print jobs will appear. Click on your print job to highlight it and then click the Print button to release it to print. It should print out in the tray below.
- Be sure to click on the logoff button of the print release station when you are finished. Otherwise, other library users may use your print account to pay for their print jobs.
- The printer will beep if it is out of paper. Check on the windowsill next to the printer for paper to add to the printer. If there is none there, please ask at the Reference Office, or downstairs at the Circulation Desk for more paper. Paper may be added by pushing the button in on the paper tray to open it.
Printing from your personal laptop in the library
You can set up your personal laptop to print to the library's public printer on the second floor as follows:
Computer Workstations in the Library
There are computer workstations located in the Trowbridge Reference Room, in the Library Instruction Room (L-107), near the Circulation Desk, and on the G level near the stacks. All workstations in the library print to the printer on the 2nd floor in the Trowbridge Reference Room (see Printing for more information on printing.)
Note: Only workstations in the Library Instruction Room (L-107) have access to MS Word for wordprocessing.
BibleWorks is available on four workstations at the round table in the Trowbridge Reference Room, on five workstations in L107 (Library Computer Cluster) and in the Marvin Pope Biblical Seminar Room on the G Level.
Logos Bible Software is now available on Workstation B in the Trowbridge Reference Room, Workstation D in the Marvin Pope Seminar Room on the G Level, and on workstations in the Library Instruction Room (L107).
Below are the details for what is available on specific computer workstations in the library:
Workstation A: Trowbridge Reference Room
The following resources are installed on this workstation and can be launched from the Start menu:
- Calvini Opera Database 1.0
- The Encyclopedia of World History
- Religious Congregations & Membership Database
- The Rite Song
- The Rite Stuff
The following resources need to have the CD (available at the Divinity Circulation Desk on reserve) inserted in the CD drive before launching from the Start menu:
- Abingdon Dictionary of Theology
- Anchor Bible Dictionary
- Dictionary of Pastoral Care and Counseling
- Handbuch der Kirchengeschichte
- Josef Pieper Werke
- The Works of John Wesley
Workstation B: Trowbridge Reference Room on the 2nd Floor
This workstation provides access to CD-ROM resources that use the Libronix Digital Library System. Resources include Bible study tools, reference works, images, maps and electronic texts.
Note: Most Libronix resources (except where noted) may be accessed by selecting Libronix Digital Library System from the Start menu, clicking on My Library, and either typing the name of the resource in the Find box or scrolling down the list to the resource.
The following are some of the more notable resources provided:
- Various versions of the Bible, including:
- American Standard Version
- Biblia Sacra Vulgata
- Good News Bible
- King James Version
- Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament
- New International Version
- New Living Translation
- New Revised Standard Version
- Various Bible concordances and commentaries, including:
- Matthew Henry's Whole Bible Commentary
- New Bible Commentary, 21st Century Edition
- Bible dictionaries, including:
- Searchable database index for journal articles and monographs: Catalogue de l'École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem
- Electronic texts, including reference works, writings on church management, homiletics, and classic texts. Notable titles include the following:
- Ante-Nicene Fathers
- John Bunyan. Pilgrim's Progress
- John Calvin. Institutes of the Christian Religion
- John J. Collins. Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
- Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers
- Works of Josephus
- Thomas à Kempis. The Imitation of Christ
- Works of John Knox
- Luther's Works
- Works of Philo
- Bible Study Tools, including:
- Logos Bible Software
Note: To access, from the Start menu, click Libronix Digital Library System; then either choose the Bible Study Starter option in the left panel, or go to the Home button at the top, click the arrow to the right, and select Logos Bible Software from the dropdown menu.
- Logos Bible Software
Workstation C: Just outside Ministry Resource Center on the 1st Floor
This workstation provides access to CD-ROM products that are useful for planning worship and for church adminstration:
- Lutheran Worship
- Presbyterian Worship Planner
- The Rite Song
- The Rite Stuff
- United Methodist Worship Library
Workstation D: Marvin Pope Biblical Seminar Room on the G Level
The following resources are available on this workstation:
- Resources provided by the Libronix Digital Library System.
Note: Most Libronix resources (except where noted) may be accessed by clicking the icon on the desktop for Libronix Digital Library System, clicking on My Library, and either typing the name of the resource in the Find box or scrolling down the list to the resource.
The following are some of the more notable resources offered:- Various versions of the Bible, including:
- American Standard Version
- Biblia Sacra Vulgata
- Good News Bible
- King James Version
- Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament
- New International Version
- New Living Translation
- New Revised Standard Version
- Various Bible concordances and commentaries, including:
- IVP Bible Background Commentary
- Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible
- New Bible Commentary, 21st Century Edition
- Bible dictionaries and lexicons, including:
- Anchor Bible Dictionary
- Enhanced Strong's Lexicon
- Harper's Bible Dictionary
- Theological Dictionary of the New Testament
- Searchable database index for journal articles and monographs: Catalogue de l'École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem
- Electronic texts, including:
- John Calvin. Institutes of the Christian Religion
- Works of Josephus
- Thomas à Kempis. The Imitation of Christ
- Works of Philo
- Bible study tools, including:
- Logos Bible Software
Note: To access, click the icon on the desktop for Libronix Digital Library System, then either choose the Bible Study Starter option in the left panel, or go to the Home button at the top, click the arrow to the right, and select Logos Bible Software from the dropdown menu. - Stuttgart Electronic Study Bible
Note: To access, click the icon on the desktop for Libronix Digital Library System, click on My Library and either type "Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia" in the Find box or scroll down to find the resource listed as Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia.
- Logos Bible Software
- Various versions of the Bible, including:
- Resources installed on the workstation:
- Dead Sea Scrolls Electronic Library
- Lightning Study Bible
- BibleWorks 7
- Resources which need to have the CD (available at the Divinity Circulation Desk on reserve) inserted in the CD drive before launching from the Start menu:
Workstation E: Ground floor stacks - in the carrel behind the stand-up workstation
This computer provides access to older CD-ROM products including. To access, retrieve the CD from the Circulation desk, insert it in the CD drive, and click on the appropriate desktop icon.
- The Collegeville Catholic Reference Library
- The Dead Sea Scrolls Revealed
- Early Church Fathers Protestant Edition (Logos)
- Early Church Fathers: Their Writings and Teachings (Folio)
- The Image of the World: an Interactive Exploration of Ten Historic World Maps
- International Directory of Theological Training
- Martin Luther: Exploring His Life and Times, 1483-1546
- New Oxford Annotated Biblical Reference Library
- On Common Ground
- PHI (Packard Humanities Institute) Database
- South African Theological Bibliography
- The Trinity Apocalypse
- The Utrecht Psalter
- Vatican Council II: the Conciliar and Post-Conciliar Documents
- The Works of Cornelius Van Til
For more details on the electronic resources listed above, and on other electronic resources available at the Divinity Library, please go to Electronic Resources for Religion.
Workstations for persons with disabilities: Please consult with the Circulation Manager, Susan Burdick, if you need access to a computer that is equipped with special software for persons with disabilities. Susan may be reached at the Circulation Desk or at 432-5288, Susan.Burdick@yale.edu
Network Access for Laptop Computers
Yale University Students
Students must register their laptops for use on Yale's network. Even if you have registered in the past, you need to re-register for the academic year.
Please note that your NetID and passwords must first be activated before you can register your laptop. This is a one time process that usually is done at the start of the semester for incoming students, faculty and staff. If you have not done so already, you can activate your NetID by going to Activate Your NetID.
Procedure for Laptop Registration:
- On a Yale computer (e.g., one of the library's workstation) go to Yale University Network Registration.
- Click on the Register Student Network Connection button.
- Enter your NetID and Password to login.
- Follow directions to add a Wired or Wireless connection. Wireless connection is available in the Trowbridge Reference Room and in the reading rooms. You will need to find your Ethernet Hardware Address. For help in finding your Ethernet Hardware address, go to Finding Your Ethernet Hardware Address
If you have any problems, don't hesitate to ask for help in the Reference Office.
Visitors
Visitors to the library may access the internet through the YaleGuest network. For more information, please see Wireless Networking at Yale or ask one of the library staff for assistance.

Off-Campus Computer Access
Many of the library's databases and other resources are restricted to Yale students, faculty and staff. Off-campus access is available for Yale affiliates who have configured their home computers for off-campus access.
Instructions for setting up your home computer for off-campus access are available at Off-Campus Access.

