Printing is available from any workstation in the library or your notebook computer.  All stations, and photocopiers, use the same copy card system.  Printing is similar to your home or office computer; just be sure to select "Pay Printer" as the printer you want to print to.  Below are detailed instructions.  Printing of your own papers, email, etc. must be done from workstations in the Computer Lab.  Printing from the workstations in the Weyerhaeuser Reference Room is primarily for research, such as database citations and online articles.

When you click the print button, the print job (your document to be printed) is not sent directly to a printer but to our print server or "release station".

Here, all documents are presented in a list on the screen of the release station. All you need to do is to chose your document and click print at the bottom of the screen. You will be invited to pay for the prints and after that the document will print.

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The price is 10 cents per page when you pay with a printing card available on the 1st floor across the circulation desk. The card is $1 and it has a 50 cents balance on it. You can add value to your card at any release station in the library as many times as you want. If you decide to pay with cash (by inserting coins or $1 and $5 bills in the machine) the price will be 15 cents per page.

In order to be able to print from your own laptop you will need to add a printer driver and a little program (optional) that will present you with a window pop-up where you can insert a print job description that makes it easier to find your document on the release station screen and not to pay for someone else's print.

Detailed instructions here

The price when printing from laptops is the same with the price when printing from our workstations.

Unfortunately at this time color printing is not available in the computer lab. However we are open to suggestions. If you feel that it will be a great benefit to you, please e-mail us. We will be interested in how many color pages you think you will print monthly.

Please e-mail us all your concerns or suggestions at lib-researchlab@dept.fuller.edu