Difference between revisions of "Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs"

Revision as of 17:58, 3 April 2017

One of the many benefits of PaperCut is the ability to print from web capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. This page provides more detailed instructions on using the Web Print feature of print.evergreen.edu. This process has several steps; please refer to the Academic Computing help desk if you need assistance.

Web Printing with a Laptop or Android Device

Navigate to print.evergreen.edu
Log in using your Evergreen or Papercut credentials
Select Web Print to upload a file
Select Submit a Job
Select oly-ac-print\CC_Printers (virtual) for the Computer Center, oly-ac-print\LIB-MainFloor (virtual) for the Library, or oly-ac-print\SC_DoubleSided (virtual) for the CAL
Select Print Options and Account Selection
Adjust the number of copies if necessary
Select Upload Documents
Select Upload from Computer
Choose your files (must match accepted file types)
Select Upload and Complete
When the status reads Held in Queue, your job is ready to be printed

Web Printing with an iPhone or iPad

Navigate to print.evergreen.edu from your mobile browser (Safari Required)
Login using your Evergreen or Papercut credentials
From the mobile interface, select View in Desktop Mode at the bottom right
Select Web Print to upload a file
Select Submit a Job
Select oly-ac-print\CC_Printers (virtual) for the Computer Center, oly-ac-print\LIB-MainFloor (virtual) for the Library, or oly-ac-print\SC_DoubleSided (virtual) for the CAL
Adjust the number of copies if necessary
Select Upload from Computer
Search your iOS device for an item in your iCloud drive, Google drive, or photo library.

iOS does not allow you to search folders, so your document must be contained in an app
Please note that PaperCut cannot accept pictures/images in RAW format (new iPhones shoot in RAW)

Select Upload and Complete
When the status reads Held in Queue, your job is ready to be printed

Releasing Jobs

Using the release stations:

Type in your Evergreen or PaperCut username
Select Print or Print All
The job status will tell you which printer is releasing your job.
Select log out or the station will log you out shortly.

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-One of the many benefits of PaperCut is the ability to print from web capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. This page provides more detailed instructions on using the '''Web Print''' feature of ''print.evergreen.edu''.
+One of the many benefits of PaperCut is the ability to print from web capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. This page provides more detailed instructions on using the '''Web Print''' feature of ''print.evergreen.edu''. This process has several steps; please refer to the Academic Computing help desk if you need assistance.
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 ===Web Printing with an iPhone or iPad===
-*Navigate to https://print.evergreen.edu from your mobile browser (Safari Required)
+*Navigate to '''print.evergreen.edu''' from your mobile browser (Safari Required)
-*Login with your Evergreen credentials
+*Login using your Evergreen or Papercut credentials
-*When presented with the mobile interface, select “Use Desktop Version” from the bottom right corner
+*From the mobile interface, select '''View in Desktop Mode''' at the bottom right
-*Select Web Print
+*Select '''Web Print''' to upload a file
+*Select '''Submit a Job'''
 *Select '''oly-ac-print\CC_Printers (virtual)''' for the Computer Center, '''oly-ac-print\LIB-MainFloor (virtual)''' for the Library, or '''oly-ac-print\SC_DoubleSided (virtual)''' for the CAL
-*Select the amount of copies
+*Adjust the number of copies if necessary
-*Click Upload to search your iOS device for a Google Doc or iCloud Document, or photo. iOS does not allow you to search folders, so your document must be contained in an app
+*Select '''Upload from Computer'''
-*Please note that PaperCut cannot accept pictures/images in RAW format (new iPhones shoot in RAW)
+*Search your iOS device for an item in your '''iCloud drive''', '''Google drive''', or '''photo library.'''
-*Upload your job and wait for it to process
+:*iOS does not allow you to search folders, so your document must be contained in an app
-*When your document says “held in queue” it is ready for release
+:*Please note that PaperCut cannot accept pictures/images in RAW format (new iPhones shoot in RAW)
-*Release your job from the touch screen
+*Select '''Upload and Complete'''
-'''''Note, this process can be tedious and often has complications. In that event, please see an Academic Computing staff person and/or print using one of our lab computers.'''''
+*When the status reads '''Held in Queue''', your job is ready to be printed
 <br>
 ===Releasing Jobs===