Go to the Computer Labs Homepage at http://appl003.lsu.edu/ocsweb/palhome.nsf/index or select it from the A-Z link under the main LSU homepage http://www.lsu.edu. Click on the link at the bottom right under the paragraph beginning with "Wireless Printing now available" or goto the following page located at http://lsu-tut/index.htm. Select "Middleton Labs" from the map. Decide which printer the job should be sent to and click on that icon. See similar questions...

You will need to purchase your own Wi-Fi card that has the 802.11b protocol. Please follow the instructions at www.temple.edu/wireless to get setup. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Access to printers is offered on each campus. See similar questions...

Printing from personal laptops is not currently available. However, we have resources available for you to move files from your laptop to a library computer for printing purposes. Please stop at the Reference Desk for assistance. See similar questions...

Passwords expire every 90-180 days which is approximately once a semester. If you have not used your password in a while it has probably expired. For this reason we recommend that each user log on to the network or into their SVC e-mail at least once per week to receive the notification that your password is nearing its expiration. If you try to use the wrong password more than three times the system locks you out for security reasons. See similar questions...

Many users have reported accessing WiFi in other areas throughout the campus; however signal strength varies based upon location and range of the adapter. SVC-Public is not security enabled and available to anyone. SVC-Private is security enabled and requires the use of a WEP Key. For connection to SVC-Private, please visit the Help Desk. You can use any locally installed e-mail retrieval program that supports IMAP. See similar questions...

Yes. It can also be configured so that a laptop can charge other devices with almost no additional cost. See similar questions...

The status of your request will be shown on so that is the first place to look. Document Delivery, Interlibrary Loan, the Intercampus/Annex... See similar questions...

Wireless direct printing is possible with the entire range of Canon PictBridge compatible printers, including the SELPHY CP and PIXMA inkjet models. Wireless direct printing is also possible with PictBridge compatible printers from other manufacturers. See similar questions...

The Wi-Fi functionality of the PIXMA iP4000R is not compatible with the Digital IXUS WIRELESS. You can, however, perform wireless direct printing by simply plugging the Wireless Print Adapter into the printer's PictBridge port. The Wireless Print Adapter is powered by the USB bus power systems of the SELPHY CP510/710. For printers without a USB bus power system (or an incompatible system), the Wireless Print Adapter may require power via the supplied Compact Power Adapter. See similar questions...

We do indeed have wireless, which you are welcome to experience with your laptop, or a laptop that you check out from the Reserve Desk. You should be able to access the network from just about anywhere in the library, after logging into the network with your ECnet username and password. To set up your laptop to print to the library printer, follow the instructions on the Emerson Helpdesk website. See similar questions...

You will then have two printers installed, "Curtin Library BW Printer" and "Curtin Library Colour Printer". Printing to these printers works in the same way as printing from any computer within the Library. Please be aware that these printers will only work while you are connected directly to the Curtin network, either through wireless, the library's wired laptop room or elsewhere on campus. See similar questions...

No. Public access computers are available in all libraries in Queens. Many have printing capabilities. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...