What should a user generally do with a reference work that is designated for in-library use?

### Why this is right Reference and closed-access materials generally remain in the library so they are available to other users. ### The concept Borrowing rules distinguish materials that may circulate from materials restricted to in-library use. Users should follow the local borrowing process and return materials when due. ### The other options - **Take it home without recording the loan**: This bypasses borrowing procedures and can amount to unauthorized removal. - **Remove its pages for personal study**: This damages library property. - **Give it to another user to keep**: Users do not have authority to transfer ownership of library materials. ### Remember If a resource is marked for in-library use, consult it there.