Public Computers, Printing, Faxing, & Scanning

Use or Reserve a Computer

The Hayner Public Library District offers a number of public computers with Internet connections, popular software packages, and hardware that can connect to most gadgets and data cards. You may log into the public computers using a library card number or guest account. You may also reserve a computer at the reservation kiosk using our specialized PC reservation system software. All computer use and printing must be completed fifteen minutes before the library closes. Patrons can use the computers for up to two hours per day.

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Printing, Copying, Faxing, Scanning, and Scan-to-Email

Hayner Library has high-quality printers and copy machines available for patron use. There is a charge of 15¢ per page for black and white documents and 30¢ per page for color documents. The print kiosks accept coins or bills. The library printers and copy machines can print standard size documents (8.5″ x 11″) or legal size documents (8.5″ x 14″).

Patrons can also use the library’s copy machines to fax documents and scan documents to a flash drive or an email address. There is no charge for scanning or faxing from the library’s copy machines. Patrons may bring their own flash drives or purchase a flash drive from the library for $3.00.

Printing from Your Phone, Laptop, or Personal Device

You can now email documents from your phone, laptop, or personal devices to Hayner Library. Please email items to print@haynerlibrary.org.

Please note the following information when emailing documents to Hayner Library:

Files over 150MB cannot be sent to the email address and will be rejected by the software
Printing costs for print jobs from the library’s computers and email printing are the same
Library staff will not open your document until you are present
Library staff will immediately delete your document from our email account
The Hayner Public Library District reserves the right to refuse to print documents emailed to us
Documents can be picked up/printed at any Hayner Library location, you do not need to designate a location in your email