	PHOTOCOPYING Photocopying machines can be found adjacent to the Circulation Desk on the ground floor and near the top of the stairs on the first floor. To make photocopies For own use Photocopies of library material can be made by purchasing a photocopying card at one of the dispenser/upgrader machines near the Circulation Desk. Monetary value can be put on the card at the same machines for the making of photocopies. For official purposes Members of staff can make photocopies for official purposes. To obtain a photocopying card: Collect the prescribed form from the Photocopying Counter near the Circulation Desk Get the completed form signed by the Head of Department Return the form to the Photocopying Counter A photocopying card with R50 value on it will be issued to the staff member When R50 of photocopies has been made, the process should be repeated. Contact person: Eddie Lefifi/ Maria Moabi Tel. (012) 521-4497 COPYRIGHT Copyright is governed by the Copyright Act and gives certain rights to the copyright owner, in particular regarding the reproduction of a work, and must be taken into account before any copies are made. It is permissible for a student, researcher or lecturer to make limited copies of literary or scientific works for research or private study provided that it is a reasonable portion of a work, e.g. a few pages from a book or one article from a periodical issue. A whole work or a substantial part of it may not be copied. Where a person would like to do copying that is not covered by the allowances in the Copyright Act, copyright permission must be requested before the copying is done. Permission is always necessary in the case of course notes, study packs or compilations supplied to students that include copies from publications. The library can assist in obtaining the necessary licence. Contact person: John van Niekerk Tel: (012) 521-4544