Need InfoTrac Access for Assignment?

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A user is seeking to borrow an InfoTrac username and password to complete an assignment for a course, citing the lack of access due to not purchasing the required textbook. The discussion highlights frustrations with textbook policies and suggests checking if the school library has a subscription that allows remote access. Another user inquires about the possibility of purchasing an access code online to obtain the necessary InfoTrac articles for the assignment. Additionally, a reminder is given about the forum's guidelines against multiple postings of the same content.
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Can someone borrow me their InfoTrac username and password. I don't have one because I have not bought the book for the course that I am taking, and I need to get an assignment done. PM me if you feel like it, I would be most grateful.

Dumb textbook politics, no wonder the world is corrupted.
 
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Your school library may have a subscription which will allow you to access it either from home or their computers.
 
I never thought of that, I'll try that tomorrow
 
does anyone know if I can buy an access code online. I really need to access some infotrac articles for an assignment due tomorrow. it is an infotrac assignment so i don't think that i have a choice as to how i can collect information.
 
Please do NOT do multiple postings of the same content! That is against PF's guidelines!

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