The BumperBrain libraries are an archive of documents and questions (with answers), and are therefore an invaluable reference tool offering solutions to the more common problems.

You can search either library by selecting the appropriate option in the standard search tool, and you can browse the libraries by clicking on the menu item in the browse tool. Related information in the library may also be linked, in which case you can click straight from one question or document to other related questions and documents.

For questions in the BumperBrain Library of Questions you will be shown the full text of the question originally posted by the inquisitor, along with many other details that may be of interest to you; we particularly advise you to pay close attention to the date the question was asked and answered, to ensure that the question is still relevant to you. If you wish to buy the answer from the library, follow the instructions on screen and please don't forget to rate the answer.

For documents in the BumperBrain Document Library you will be shown a description of the problem and solution addressed by the document (note that both of these are entered by the expert that uploaded the document), between them giving you an idea of what the document contains or consists of. Other details that may be of interest to you are also shown; we particularly advise you to pay close attention to the date the document was uploaded, to ensure that it is still relevant to you. If you wish to buy the document from the library, follow the instructions on screen and please don't forget to give it a rating.

If you are logged in, when viewing a question (and the answer to it) or document in the library, you may see a drop-down listbox to the left of the OK button. If so, you can select the appropriate option in the drop-down listbox to suggest that this question or documented should be linked to other related information in the library, to suggest that this question or document is not related to other information it has been linked to, to request confirmation that the question or document is still valid, to suggest that the question or document may not be out-of-date, or to suggest that the question or document is listed under the wrong category.