Printing problem? Check your PaperCut account (on campus only) OR Omnivox to ensure you have sufficient printing credits available or ask a Library staff member for help.
Transfer printing credits (on campus only). Open PaperCut app on a campus computer. Select 'Transfers'. Type an Amount. Enter the Student Number for the user you want to give printing credits to. Press the Transfer button. That's it.
Questions? Ask Us!
All Students get 100 printing credits every Fall semester or whichever semester you start in. You do not need to buy printing credits, unless you have used all your printing credits already.
Laptops at stand-up stations are available for you to quickly print your documents OR you may borrow a laptop at the Library Loans Desk to work on your document and then print.
1. Open your document.
2. Select File>Print or type Ctrl + P.
3. Sign in to PaperCut MF (pop-up) :
(See your Course Schedule in Omnivox for your sign in info)
4. Pick up your document on Library-Student Xerox Printer.
5. Close your document and/or web browser.
Please Note:
PRINTING CREDITS
The PaperCut MF software manages all the printouts. You will need to have enough printing credits to pay for your printouts.
Your printing credits will be deducted for each side of the paper that you select to print.
For black and white copies, it costs 1 printing credit for each side of a page. Single-sided copies cost 1 printing credit and double-sided copies cost 2 printing credits.
For colour copies, it costs 10 printing credits for each side of a page. Single-sided copies cost 10 printing credits and double-sided copies cost 20 printing credits.
CHECK YOUR BALANCE
You can check your printing credit balance in 3 ways:
BUY MORE PRINTING CREDITS
Need more printing credits? Come to the Loans Desk.
Number of Printing Credits |
Cost ($) |
Payment Method |
10 |
$1 |
Cash |
20 |
$2 |
Cash |
50 |
$5 |
Debit, Credit or Cash |
100 |
$10 |
Debit, Credit or Cash |
Please sign into the Library-Student Xerox Printer to start scanning or photocopying.
Scan your document to create a digital / electronic copy and save it to a memory stick or email it to yourself.
Photocopy your document to have a print copy.
Same cost for printing a page applies.
Questions? Ask Us!