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Photocopying
We have upgraded the copier printers in the Saltire Centre. Photocopying is now charged to your student account in the same way as printing.
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What are the copyright restrictions?
Any published book or journal is a copyright item and subject to restrictions. You can see our Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) licence near the photocopiers. Please read it carefully before doing any photocopying.
Here are a few general guidelines:
- You may make one copy of up to 5% of a book or one complete chapter.
- You may make one copy of a single article from a journal issue.
- If a journal issue is made up of only a single paper, the paper must be treated as a whole work. You may photocopy only part of it.
For more information see the copyright pages.
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