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IWU's PaperCut print management solution streamlines printing from public computers and personally owned computers, phones, tablets, etc., to various Konica copiers across campus. Documents are queued for 24 hours and can be released from the queue at the following Konica copiers:

PaperCut MF is a powerful print management solution to enable, track, manage and secure your printing, copying and scanning. Regardless of the size of your organisation, the printers you use or operating system on your computers, PaperCut MF is the solution for you. With a cross-platform, vendor-neutral approach to technology it's a solution that just works.

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The WebPrint system allows students to use printers at Texas A&M Health from their personal laptops, tablets and other mobile devices (iOS and Android) without installing drivers. PaperCut uses a standard web browser for uploading and printing documents. Use the balance on your TAMU-Health student account to pay for your printing and copying jobs.

To set up your laptop or personal device, install the proper printing software and then print to one of the mobile print queues. Your job will appear on the release station at all of the locations served by that queue.

Papercut Mobility allows students to print and release from a BluePrint queue using an Android or iOS mobile device. This feature allows for driverless printing and touchless releasing of jobs from a designated BluePrint printer.

PaperCut Mobility allows students to print and release from a BluePrint queue using an Android or iOS mobile device. This feature allows for driverless printing and touchless releasing of jobs from a designated BluePrint printer.

The BluePrint queues are global print queues set up for Hold and Release. This means the global queue will show as being in a 'Paused' state holding your print job until you swipe your Yale ID at the Prox card reader attached to the printer where you want to release the job.

If you obtained a new or replacement Yale ID, it takes approximately 24 hours for the badge information to reach PaperCut. If, after 24 hours your Yale ID still does not work at a printer, email Blue...@yale.edu. In the interim, you can enter your credentials directly on the printer.

Second, is sending a document to print using Web Print and the document has some type of security on it and can't release it because it can't open it. Remove any security on the document if you want to use Web Print. You can put it back on after you have printed it.

This can happen on Mac computers when a stored password has been changed and the old one is stored in the keychain. Go to the keychain and look for a BluePrint print queue entry, delete it, and try to print again entering the new password when prompted.

Papercut is the WSU Libraries printing system. We no longer use Shocker Cards for print jobs. Instead the cost of printing is deducted directly from your Papercut account. Papercut allows you to add money to your account directly using a credit or debit card, and makes it possible for you to print to Library printers without using a library computer by using the web print option.

Any additional money (not the college provided credit) added to a student's account will roll over to the next semester. We cannot give refunds for money students add to their Papercut account. Be mindful when adding money to your account.

You can also use your Papercut account for photocopies and scanning at the Information Commons in Bentonville or Washington County. Simply log in to the photocopiers in either location with your MyNWACC Username and Password, and choose Access Copier. Black & White photocopies are $.05 each, color photocopies are $.50 each. You can scan and email documents at no charge.

Unfortunately, we cannot always support special printing needs, such as printing on special paper, etc.. At peak times of the day we may ask you to return at a less busy time and/or direct you to other service providers such as FedEx Office or Office Depot. Thank you for your understanding.

PaperCut is a software application that monitors student printing across campus, as well as student photocopying in the Library. PaperCut has been installed to reduce wasteful paper and toner consumption, which has a negative impact on both the environment and expenses. The print management program will encourage students to "think before they print and copy." Implementing this program will permit you to print or copy what's needed for coursework while controlling problems of unnecessary printing and copying.

PaperCut shows each student how much they've printed and copied. Print and copy activity is applied against each student's printing allotment of 4000 points per semester. Please note that a requirement for receiving points is logging into a campus computer during each semester in order for the points to get allocated to a student.

In your program's print menu, select the Toshiba printer option. Your document will be placed in a queue until you retrieve it from a library printer. Next, swipe into a Toshiba printer with your student ID card. The Card swipe is located on the left-hand side of the printer. Follow the on-screen prompts to release your print job, and you're done! Take a look at this document for step-by-step instructions.

All students will be given a 4000 point printing allotment* each semester to apply toward printing and copying in that semester. This allotment is applied on the first day of class. Prints and copies will be charged against the credit as follows:

The 4000 points per-semester allocation is equivalent to 800 single-sided prints or copies. Unused amounts will rollover to subsequent semesters until your account reaches the cap of 8000 points**. (Please note that remaining PaperCut points cannot be refunded.)

Once you've exhausted your 4000 points, you can add more points (buy more paper) with Mount Money. If you have Mount Money on your ID card, you can follow the instructions in the PaperCut box to add additional points to your print/copy allocation. If you don't already have Mount Money, you can add cash to your card at the MSMC Student Financial Services Office. If additional points are purchased, do not display, contact this office of the IT Department at 845-569-3491. (Please note that unused PaperCut points, even if purchased with cash or Mount Money, cannot be refunded.).

PaperCut will display a small box (or widget) when you are logged into the MSMC network. Click on the "Details" link to access your PaperCut account. Use your MSMC network username and password to log into your account.

Your PaperCut account will show how much copying and printing you have done. This is where you can add additional points to your account. PaperCut will also depict your printing/copying activity in terms of energy and resource use. This reinforces the importance of being mindful about printing and copying only what you need.

You will see the PaperCut widget when you login to a computer in a classroom lab or the Library. However, you can continue to print (or make copies in the Library) even if you exceed the 4000 point allotment.

You can request an adjustment to your printing allocation so those unusable pages of that print job can be added back into your printing allocation. Please note that these adjustments can take up to two business days to process. See this document on requesting adjustments.

All copiers in the MSMC Library are connected to the PaperCut system. Swipe your ID card in order to make copies. All photocopies, whether black, color, single- or double-sided, use points from your PaperCut allotment in the same way as prints. Check out this document on how to copy using PaperCut.

Students, faculty, and staff need to be "acknowledged" by the PaperCut system. You will encounter this situation only once if you haven't ever signed on to a library PC. Once you sign on to a PC, you can log out of the PC, and then you will be able to use the copiers.

If you try to print a document directly from eClass, the document may not print. To avoid this situation, save any document you view in eClass and want to print it to your Desktop. Then open the document from your Desktop and then print it from there.

PaperCut allows for black and white, double-sided printing from laptops to Library printers. Selecting a web print from the PaperCut web portal here MobilityPrint on PaperCut will allow you to print directly from your own device.

1) Once you've swiped your ID card on a Toshiba printer/copier, you can scan a document into pdf format on to a USB drive that you provide. Insert your USB drive into the port on the machine, press the Scan button, and follow the instructions on the display panel.

2) If you don't have a USB drive, you can scan a document and automatically save it to your H drive or email it to yourself. After swiping your ID card, press the eFile button, and follow the instructions on the display panel. Scans can then be saved to your H drive (into a folder called Scans) or emailed to your my.msmc.edu address. You can scan as fully functional Word or Excel files, as plain text, or as pdf images. Please note that the file will send to your Mount-assigned my.msmc.edu email address, which is tied to your ID swipe card.

Then also some delays might be due to data transfer as it needs lead time to send data from cloud to printer, the 2nd or later jobs would not have that much lead time as the data for subsequent jobs are done during printing times.

As part of the Paperless Curriculum initiative, the Office of Medical Education provides first and second year medical students with a print allowance. These accounts are managed by the Library to enable you to use the Library's printers using the PaperCut print management system.