Yes, but you must establish a VPN connection first. The campus firewall blocks printing traffic from off-campus.

Download the print driver for pub1 or pub3, Windows does not have the driver for pub1 or pub3 built-in, Windows has the driver for pub5 built-in. Doubleclick on the printer driver file you just downlaoded, it will unzip itself into a directory on your C drive named "lj9000Lmfp" (you will need to know this location later in the setup). Copy and paste or enter this URL: http://printer.cs.ucla.edu:631/printers/pub1 (subsitute pub3 or pub5 to use those printers).

There are 6 public printers in the department. A listing of these printers, their locations, and other facilites available within the department is available at http://www.math.duke.edu/computing/facilities.html The public printers are all accessible from the wireless network or from any Duke IP address. You should use IPP printing to connect to the server ipp://printhost.math.duke.edu with queue name /printers/lw0 for example.

No. The best solution to this problem if you must print immediately is to transfer your document to a floppy or USB flash drive and bring the disk or drive to the Academic Technology lab on the ground floor of the library for printing.

Install the most recent version of the client. (If this isn't possible, see: Windows 2000 Terminal Services Does Not Redirect Network Printers (Q264039) and 302361 - Multifunction Printers That Use DOT4 Ports Are Not Redirected By Using Remote Desktop.)

Yes, you will be able to print to the printer in the main library and Arts 110. See the instructions on how to setup printing wirelessly from your laptop.

The Nisca PR5300 will work with your Parallel based printer. In order to make this work correctly you will need to download a specific driver from our website's download section. No you can not update firmware through a JetDirect. The printer must be connected directly to a PC to do this. Please keep in mind that the jet direct system is a one way communication to the printer which in some instances will cause some problems, including not seeing status of the printer on your PC.

Yes on both counts - in Open Computer Lab 1, on the lower level of the Library there is a flatbed scanner and a computer with a zip drive. For assistance in using either resource, please speak with the Library Lab Specialist, who is available during the day, from 8:30-4:30, Monday through Thursday, and Friday 8:30AM-4PM. If you are not familiar with either technology you may wish to set up an appointment, by contacting the lab at 978-630-9538.

Limit the number of DHCP addresses to the number of wireless access points that you will be using. Optionally, set static IP addresses, set to non-standard network blocks. Consider using VPN, SSL, Firewalls, RADIUS, Kerberos or other access control, or end-to-end encryption. Most of these can be integrated into your 802.11b appliance.

A firewall will help protect a computer on a wireless network, but will not restrict access to the network itself. You should configure your wireless network to use a network key using either Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) or wired equivalent privacy (WEP). For more information, see How to keep others from hijacking your home wireless network or consult the manual for your wireless networking devices.

The campus wireless network can handle hundreds of users logged in at any one time, but the more active users, the slower the network becomes. On average, one access point can handle approximately 30 users without a noticeable degradation in performance.

Students can take documents saved on CDs, floppy disks or as email attachments and print the document at any computer lab or library for $0.06 a page. Inkjet printers are usually cheaper to buy but more expensive to maintain than Laserjet printers. The advantage of the Inkjet printers is their color capability at a very cheap price. Laserjet printers can also do color prints but are considerably more expensive.

For details on the locations of various computer services for students see Locations (PDF; 30kb), a chapter in the Student Computing Guide.

A wireless print server must be connected to your dedicated printer. Once an IP address is established you must enter into the iScribe application Print/Preferences tab. Please contact iScribe customer service if you need assistance with this advanced feature.

More and more intruders are tapping into unprotected wireless Internet connections. And anti-virus software protects a single computer, but not your entire network. Network Magic helps keep your wireless network and data safe by detecting when an intruder attempts to log on to your network and alerting you. Once detected, you can allow the computer on your network (for example, a visiting friend), or kick it off.

You can print perfect bar codes to any printer that has a Windows printer driver. For instance, when you print from Word all the printers you have available under Windows will appear and you can print to any of these. This includes laser, inkjet, dot matrix and thermal printers.

The answer depends somewhat on the printer itself. We have large format digital printers that will print as low as 100dpi for billboards as well as smaller format printers that will print as high as 1440 dpi on decals, posters, and the like. Of course, you must realize that if you give us a 300 dpi file, the 1440 dpi printer will print the file as it sees it at 300 dpi.

You are probably on an HP printer. There are some things you can do to speed it up. 1) Make sure you have the most current version of the printer driver. HP has some enhanced printer drivers that are much much faster than the drivers that are normally installed. Turn off any color options both in the Drill Page Options of 3D and in the Printer Setup of the printer.

Although the university library system uses the same Xerox printing equipment, they are not currently participating in the Print2Here program. You can print to their printers from workstations in the library for $0.05 per page.

We recommend using "n-up" printing to print multiple miniature pages on a single sheet of paper. Many times, 2-up printing is sufficient for course notes or proofreading documents.

Yes, if and only if you bring the box or the package where the paper came. In order to print in our color printers, the paper needs to be LaserJet compatible. If you do not provide us with the box so that we can make sure the paper is compatible, we will not be able to print in your paper. Non-compatible paper can burn up our printers. If we didn't answer your question here, do not hesistate to ask a lab assistant or submit a question online through our contact form.

Faximum (running on a UNIX workstation or server) will print faxes on any printer that is compatible with HP Laser Jet or PostScript printers. Refer to your printer manual for your printer’s compatibility, or call your dealer. The Faximum Fax Client for MS Windows can print faxes on any printer connected to your Windows system that is capable of printing graphics.

Printing is available only at Bundoora and Bendigo. No printing services are available from the wireless network at other campuses. Yes, WEP encryption is used by the wireless network. However, the Library recommends clients do NOT transmit any sensitive data over the wireless network.

GoPrint printers in the ITS labs may be accessed through USFwireless for Windows users. Click here for instructions to set it up.

First: Of course, the printer might be having some problem, but before you conclude that, consider the following. quot;To print correctly, all transparent objects in a graphic must, at some point in every workflow, be flattened." This is a quote from "Achieving Reliable Print Output with Transparency.pdf". This is a document from Adobe which in detail describes why the colours you see on your screen does not always match the printed result.

No. The library's printers are intended to service the 100 or so computers in the library and are not intended for campus-wide printing.

A - The Pro model, with our optional SLP Pro Network Printer Sharing Kit , can be shared on a Netware, LANtastic or Windows for Workgroups network.

Network printing is not available for CalNet users. It is recommended that you save your data to removeable media and visit one of the campus computer labs.