Library Commissioning Service

Concept and Written by James Woodwright

The Library Commissioning Service is a service that is part of the University Library. The service is used when a student wants a book of their own and doesn't want to keep coming down to the University Library. Commissioning books obviously costs money regardless on the length of the book the following are a table of prices.

Book(s)	Antler(s)	Tusk(s)
1	1	0
2	1	8
3	2	6
4	3	4
5	4	2
6	5	0
7	5	8
8	6	6
9	7	4
10	8	2

There are x rules for the commissioning service, before the member of the University gets told the price. 1 - They must have withdrawn the book at least 2 times
2 - They cannot edit the contents of the book
3 - they cant edit the look of the book
4 - they cannot be an applicant.
2 and 3 - How it looks and what it has on its pages, is what you are getting.

Execution

First a book list is looked up and seen if the member of the University has withdrawn this book more than 3 times if they have they are charged for the book. IF they are commissioning more than one more the first step is check for each one. After which the request for printing is sent to the Printers Trade Room, then the books are printed. When they finished they are brought down to be collected by the University Member.