[Method 1]
You go to your local public library and place an interlibrary photocopy request.
Why? Some public library don't charge its members for less than 50 pages photocopy request within Australia, while some public library do charge but it ranges from $5 ~ $9+. Bonus: Also you don't have to travel into the city, especially if you live far away from the metropolitian area.
[Method 2]
To High school and University students, it is best you ask your school library to place an interlibrary photocopy request.
Why? There is a national 4 days turn around time for all libraries, which is lesser than 15 days. SLV public photocopy order has a standard turn around time of 15 days and no lesser for all orders of that category. Bonus: Your school librarian will email it to you and hold it aside for you if went camping or overseas.
[Method 3]
If you need a photocopy of something within SLV collection within the next 24 hours, it is best to place a RUSH interlibrary photocopy request.
Why? SLV public photocopy order has no expedit service level, while compared to SLV interlibrary photocopy department they even do EXPRESS. Bonus: $13.20 covers up to 50 pages and inclusive of national postage fee.
Note: Not applicable for Manuscript / Picture / Maps collection (They said please place a regular SLV public photocopy order).
[Method 4]
Your typical SLV public photocopy order is good, if your not in desparate need and willing to wait 15 days. However, I thought I keep you informed of the following matters surrounding SLV public photocopy order:
[Method 4]
Your typical SLV public photocopy order is good, if your not in desparate need and willing to wait 15 days. However, I thought I keep you informed of the following matters surrounding SLV public photocopy order:
- Manuscript items takes approx. 1 month (fragile material);
- Avoid delays by signing the copyright declaration and give an email address;
- Remember your order number on your receipt.
