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CU Print is available in the following locations (list updated September 21, 2020):
Location Printer Types Notes Breazzano Center , ground floor 1 black and white Breazzano Center , 2nd floor 1 color...Read moreI've authenticated, but the printer icon in my dock is bouncing and it says my job is "held for authentication."
How to Solve this ProblemIf you entered your Name or Password incorrectly, a printer icon in your dock will start bouncing to get your attention.
Click...Read moreShould you no longer need to use CU Print printers, you can uninstall the software.
Windows Open Windows Settings . Click Apps . On the Apps & features list, click PaperCut Print Deploy Client...Read moreIf you will be doing all or most of your printing to CU Print printers, you can set one of the CU Print queues as your default. You still have the option, every time you print any document, to specify a different printer.
If you frequently print to non-CU Print printers, the procedure...Read more
CU Print is replacing Net-Print as the service that allows you to print from your computer (or a lab computer or a friend's) to a number of printers on campus. You'll send your print jobs to a print queue for either black and white printers or color printers. Then, when you are standing in...Read more
Log in to the CU Print web portal with your NetID and password.
The Summary page will open, showing your...Read more
For many years, Net-Print has been Cornell's campus-wide printing service, allowing you to print from anywhere to nearly 200 printers. The system grew and evolved over the years, as these things do, and the seams started showing. In addition, the printers were owned and maintained by...Read more
You can have one or more CU Print accounts. There are three types of accounts:
Student Print Allocation - the annual allocation for each registered student Bursar - available to registered students Department - for use by staff and...Read moreTo print while NOT on the Cornell wired or wireless network, you must connect to the network using Cornell's Virtual Private Network (CU VPN), a service that authenticates your identity and affiliation with Cornell using your NetID and password, and then...Read more