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What is Duplex Printing and
where is it available? In certain locations on
campus, duplex printing (which allows you to print on both sides
of a sheet of paper) is now available. This
feature allows you to help us prevent waste at the source by
eliminating unnecessary paper use. Duplex printing is available
only on the new Canon ImageRunner 3300's and only in specific
locations across campus (it is not available on any print queue
that has a Lexmark printer attached to it). Duplex printing is
available in the following locations:
- Agriculture North Library
- Boyd Hall Lab
- Business and Economics Lab (Black and White Printing ONLY)
- Chemistry/Physics Library
- Commons Lab
- Education Library
- H.E.S. Computer Lab
- Journalism Lab (Black and White Printing ONLY)
- King Lab
- Law Library
- Little Lab and Library (Black and White Printing ONLY)
- Med Center Library
- Nursing Lab (Black and White Printing ONLY)
- Shaver Library
- Student Center (inside the Center for Student
Involvement)
Note: Duplex printing will charge you twice the
normal Black and White cost of $.12/page. This will result in
you being charged $.24/page for Duplex printing.
How do I print in
duplex?
You can print in any of these locations using either the
University computers or your own laptop or desktop. If you are
using your own laptop or desktop, you will need to install the
print queue. If you are using a Windows machine, please go to
Windows Print Installers. If you are
using a Macintosh, please follow
Macintosh Printing Instructions.
To print in duplex, please follow these steps:
STEP 1:
Once you are ready to print, select the Black and White Printer
available in your location. To verify that this location
supports duplex printing, it should display 'Canon ir2200-3300
PCL5e' under 'Type' (see below).

STEP 2:
Click on the 'Properties' button, which will bring up the
Printer properties. Then select the 'Finishing' tab (see below).

STEP 3:Once
you have selected the Finishing tab, under 'Print Style' you
will need to select '2 sided Printing' (see below). All you need
to do after that is select OK for all of the windows and
Voila!, you're done.
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