Q: I am having a hard time retrieving this book: Weiss, R. (1995). Learning From Strangers : The Art and Method of Qualitative Interview Studies. Riverside:
Free Press.

It says that our library has access to an online version, but I am unable to view it. I have tried on both my computer at home and the computers within the school library, but I think perhaps the link is broken or the website does not provide very good access to it. Is there anyway I could gain online access to this book?

Q. The website given for the following article has an error: "Inhaled formaldehyde: exposure estimation, hazard characterization, and exposure-response analysis" Liteplo, R G ; Meek, M E Journal of toxicology and environmental health. Part B, Critical reviews, 2003, Vol.6(1), pp.85-114
https://www-tandfonline-com.proxy.lib.sfu.ca/doi/abs/10.1080/109374003103976197

Q. The online version of Thomas King's "The Inconvenient Indian" is not available. This is the message I receive from this link: 

https://ebookcentral-proquest-com.proxy.lib.sfu.ca/lib/sfu-ebooks/detail.action?docID=1418416

"Sorry, this book is not available. Please contact your librarian about purchasing it, or search for another book."
 

Q. The new interface is much harder to use than the old. There should be an easy way to limit searches to books only.  If I want to get articles, I will use Google or Web of Science.
 

Q. I have invested in $35 charge for 4 month access to SFU library materials.  Several of the books recommended in history class are not available in hard book form, which I could sign out to read anywhere, but are available only as "full text online", which I can't access with my current library status.  I can appreciate the library is shifting more and more to digital access which is likely cheaper and provides more variety. But I feel that over time this disadvantages subscribers like me.

Q. The new system for finding references in the library is much worse than the previous system. There are a number of issues that make it very difficult and sometimes nearly impossible to use the new system.

1. The advanced search does not allow for searches prior to 20 years ago, when in fact many of us are searching for earlier references.  AND it is really frustrating that you cannot just put in a specific date - in the past, this has been the only way I've found a particular reference.

Q. How do you search by call number in Primo? I can't find any option. Thanks!