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Printing and Photocopying Facilities

• Print (from a desktop PC) or photocopy
• Wireless printing (UPrint)
• Copyright legislation
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Print (from a desktop PC) or photocopy

Printing and photocopying are done on the same multifunction devices (MFDs):

1. Credit your account via UPay , or via the pay station in either of the libraries (a change machine near the MFDs in the libraries gives £1 coins in exchange for notes). In addition, card payments of £5 or over can be made in person at the J. B. Priestley Library or by phone (01274 233368).
2. Login to the machine with your student card and PIN to either photocopy or select the job you want to print.

To send print jobs:

• For A4 black and white printing - choose 'Library Printer' (or the one including 'Self_Service' in the name).
• For colour and A3 printing - choose 'Library Printer Copier'.

Note: Printing will default to duplex (double-sided) and photocopying will default to single-sided, unless otherwise specified.

Wireless printing (UPrint)

You can enable wireless printing from a laptop connected to RoamNet (instructions on how to connect to RoamNet are available).

Install the Required Printer Drivers

1. Click on this UPrint.exe file and save it to your computer (you will need your University username and password).
2. Windows 7 users: right click on the saved file and select 'Run as Administrator'.
   Windows XP users: simply click on the saved file to run it.
3. Click on 'Install' to begin the installation. This will take several minutes to complete.
4. When the installation has completed, click on 'Finish'.

The following new printers will be installed on your laptop:

• Library Printer Copier (J.B. Priestley Library Ricoh MFDs);
• Library Printer (J.B. Priestley Library self service printers);
• Self-Service S0-38 (Student Central S0-38 printer).

Your laptop can now be used to send print jobs. Printing from your wireless laptop is exactly the same as printing from a cluster PC. See our general printing guides

Copyright legislation

Photocopies may only be made in accordance with the provisions of copyright legislation . In particular you should note that no more than one chapter or 5% of a book and only one article from a single issue of a journal may be copied.

Help

Printing guides are available (including for wireless printing).

Prices

Black and white:

• A4 Single - 5p
• A4 Double - 4p
• A3 Single - 10p
• A3 Double - 8p

Colour:

• A4 Single - 10p
• A4 Double - 8p
• A3 Single - 20p
• A3 Double - 16p

Note: printing procedures may vary in some areas in the University.

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Page last updated: 23 March 2012

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