PaperCut Printing Process from a Desktop
This document details the process of printing via PaperCut on a desktop as well as a few troubleshooting steps if there is an issue.
Printing Process on an Auto-login Desktop
- Once a print job has been sent to the desired printer a “New Print Job - Alternate Credentials” window will appear. It may take a bit to load.
- Review the information on the popup. Please note it will inform you on how much the print is going to cost.
- Enter in the textbox the NetID or 10-digit Print Card Number that will be paying for the print.
- Please note a Print Card is not the same as a WisCard number.
- Click "OK".
- Go over to a print release and sign in with the same account that was entered in step #3.
Printing Process on a Login Desktop
Paying with the Same NetID as Logged in With
- Once a print has been sent to the desired printer a “Printing Confirmation” window will appear. It may take a few seconds.
- Please check if the information on the print job is correct. Note it will let you know how much the print is going to cost on this screen.
- If you would like to pay with the same NetID that you signed into the computer with click "OK" at the bottom right.
- Go over to a print release and sign in with the same NetID that was listed above.
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Paying with a Print Card or a Different NetID than the One Used to Login to the Desktop
- Once a print has been sent to the desired printer a “Printing Confirmation” window will appear. It may take a few seconds.
- Please check if the information on the print job is correct. Note it will let you know how much the print is going to cost on this screen.
- Using the drop down menu to select "Specify a different NetID or Print Card Number".
- Click "OK".
- Enter in the Print Card Number or a different NetID that was used to login to the desktop into the textbox. (The screenshot below shows off adding a NetID)
- Click "OK".
- Go over to a print release and sign in with the same Print Card account or NetID that was entered in step #5 above.
Notes
- Make sure the same NetID/print card number that was used to send the job to the printer was used on the release station.
- Make sure the desired printer was selected for the job to be sent to.
- If the print job does not print and the two notes above are correct, have a staff member check on the paper and ink in the printer.