Printing at Indiana University Library is designed to be straightforward and accessible, whether you are using public workstations or your own devices. This guide will walk you through the various options available for “Mobile Iu Print” and traditional printing services, ensuring you can easily print documents and scan materials at the University Library.
Printing from Public Workstations
The University Library provides convenient public workstations for students and guests to access and print documents. Here’s how to print from these stations:
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Select Your Print Queue: When you print from a public workstation, you’ll encounter a printer window with queue options.
- Black and White (Default): This queue is the standard option for most printing needs and is set as the default. Printing in black and white costs $0.04 per page side.
- Color: Choose this queue for color prints. Color printing is available for standard color documents and costs $0.25 per page side.
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Confirm and Proceed to Print Release Station: After selecting your queue and clicking “OK,” your print job is sent to the system. Proceed to any print release station located within the library.
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Swipe Your CrimsonCard: At the print release station, swipe your CrimsonCard to access your print jobs.
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Review and Release or Cancel Jobs: The screen will display your pending print jobs. You can review the number of pages for each job and choose to print or cancel. Remember, unprinted and uncancelled documents remain in the system for 24 hours before automatic deletion, giving you ample time to manage your “mobile IU print” requests initiated from library workstations.
Printing from Your Devices
While the original article mentions printing from personal devices as a header, it doesn’t provide specific instructions. For a more comprehensive guide focusing on “mobile IU print”, this section could be expanded to include details about mobile printing options if available at IU library, or clarify how to print from laptops which is often considered part of the “mobile” context in modern usage. (Based on the original article’s limited scope, and without explicit details on mobile device printing, I will keep this section concise, mirroring the original, but noting the potential for expansion in a more comprehensive guide.)
The original article mentions printing from your devices but does not provide specific instructions. For users looking for “mobile IU print” solutions, further information might be needed regarding options like web print services or direct printing from laptops via the library network. (To maintain fidelity to the original article’s information scope, I will keep this section brief, mirroring the source, but highlighting the potential for expansion to better address “mobile IU print” in a future iteration.)
Printing Without Your CrimsonCard
For those who may not have their CrimsonCard readily available, or for guest users, the University Library offers an alternative. You can visit a RICOH printer located on the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th floor of the library. Log in to the RICOH printer using your IU username and passphrase to release your print jobs. This provides a convenient way to access “mobile IU print” and other print services even without your physical card immediately at hand.
Scanning Services
Scanning services at the University Library are available free of charge. Publicly accessible scanners are located on the 2nd and 4th floors. This service is particularly useful for digitizing documents or pictures. Guest users who are not affiliated with IU might need to purchase a Guest Computer Account at the 2nd Floor Information / Service Desk to utilize scanning services fully. More details for guest users can be found at the provided information for guest users link.
For more advanced scanning needs, the University Library also houses a Scanpro Microform Scanner. Instructions on using this scanner can be found at instruction on how to use the microform scanner. Additionally, the Center for Digital Scholarship offers specialized scanners for digital scholarly projects. If you require digitization services for scholarly purposes, you can contact the Center for Digital Scholarship via email at [email protected] or by phone at (317) 274-8230. These resources ensure that whether you need basic document scanning or advanced digitization for research, the University Library supports your needs.
