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Did you know you can print from a
Windows computer using the same methods as on a
Macintosh? All you need to do is
add a printer and configure it to use the LPR protocol to send
your print jobs to the queue - using the instructions below.
Note: The following instructions are based on Windows XP
Professional and may vary slightly based on Operating System.
To begin, ensure that
you have LPR printing capabilities installed:
- Click
Start and select Control Panels.
- If
necessary, click Switch to Classic View.
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Double-click
on Add
or Remove Programs.
- On
the left side, click on Add/Remove Windows
Components.
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Scroll down. Next, place a check in Other Network
File and Print Services and select Details.
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Select the check box next to Print Services for Unix
and click Next. Click Finish.
- Close
Add or Remove Programs window. Close the Control Panels
window.
After you have
completed the above, you can begin to set up the printer itself:
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Select the
Start
button in the lower left and browse to the
Printers and Faxes folder under
Settings
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Right Click on the Printers and Faxes folder and select
Add Printer
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Click Next
and then select
Local printer
attached to this computer
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Click Next
and then select
Create a new port
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Scroll down to
LPR port
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Click Next
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For the 'Name or address of server providing LPD', enter
the Printer IP in the table below
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For the 'Name of printer or print queue on that server'
enter the Queue Name
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Click Next
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Depending on which device you wish to use, you may need to
install its specific print driver. To begin installing the
driver, download the corresponding device driver to your
hard drive (C:) desktop.
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Once
the driver has been downloaded, select
Have Disk in
the Add Printer Wizard. Browse to your desktop, and select
the .INF file in the driver folder. Then select
Open
and OK. A box will then appear asking you to select
the manufacturer and model of your printer. Please select
the corresponding choice:
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For a Canon Image Runner 3300, select
Canon
iR2200-3300 PCL5e
and then
Next
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For any Lexmark device, select
Lexmark Universal
and then
Next
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You
will then be prompted to name this printer. We recommend
using the actual Queue Name so as to prevent confusion, but
you may name it whatever you wish.
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And
lastly, we finish the installation. Use the default values
for the rest of the prompts, unless you need to enable
special features or wish to make sure that everything is
working correctly by printing a test page.
IMPORTANT: With the
upgrade to Pharos Uniprint 8.0, our queues are no longer
categorized by building name. They are now based on which server
they reside on. With Uniprint 8.0, all of the queues utilizing
the same drivers (i.e. the Duplex queues) are linked between the
two servers, so you can essentially print from anywhere on
campus to anywhere on campus. For a full listing of which
locations are covered by which server, please see below.
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Location
Little Library Color Printing
McVey Server Black and White Printing
McVey Server Canon Duplex Printing
McVey Server Color Printing
Young Server Black and White Printing
Young Server Canon Duplex Printing
Young Server Color Printing
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Printer
IP
128.163.168.9
128.163.168.9
128.163.168.9
128.163.168.9
128.163.184.93
128.163.184.93
128.163.184.93
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Queue
Name
Little_Library_Color
McVey_Black_and_White_Printing
McVey_Canon_Duplex_Printing
McVey_Color_Printing
Young_Black_and_White_Printing
Young_Canon_Duplex_Printing
Young_Color_Printing
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Model
E710 Fiery
Print Server
HP LaserJet 4
Canon Image
Runner 3300
Lexmark
Universal
HP LaserJet 4
Canon Image
Runner 3300
Lexmark
Universal
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Young Server:
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Ag North
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Architecture Lab
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Business and Economics Lab
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Law Library
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Med Center Library
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Seaton Center
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Student Center
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W.T. Young Library
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McVey Server:
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Boyd Hall Lab
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Chem/Phys Library
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Civil Engineering (Raymond) Lab
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Commons Lab/The Study
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Computer Science Lab
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Education Building (Dickey Hall)
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H.E.S. (Ericson) Lab
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Ingels Hall
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Journalism
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King Library
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Learning Services Lab (CARES)
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Fine Arts Library
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Nursing Lab
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Multilab
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RGAN Labs
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Shaver Library (Anderson)
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Whitehall Computer Lab
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