FAQ: Is my access to an O'Reilly book through the Shapiro Library on a time limit?
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Last Updated: Jul 12, 2024
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There is no time limit for student access to books in O'Reilly. You may see a time listed on the main page for a book. This time will say, "Time to Complete" and it is an estimate of how much time it may take you to finish reading a book.
You can also see that estimate when you are reading the book. The estimate will be in the top left-hand corner.
According to O'Reilly, it will take me 20 hours and 7 minutes to read this book. But these 20 hours can be spread over weeks, months, etc.
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