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−	#~~Go to: https://printatcu.com/~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Print@CU]]
−	~~#In the first pull-down menu, select the building location where you would like to print.~~
−	#In the second pull-down menu, select a specific printer in the above building. Printer numbers correspond to the building floor numbers (i.e. 303 is on the third floor). Note: Green squares next to the printer indicate that the printer is functioning normally, while you should avoid printing on a yellow or red printer that is experiencing a paper jam or is otherwise offline.
−	~~#Press the "Choose Files" button and upload your chosen document(s). Note: You are not able to print .jpg files.~~
−	~~#Select whether or not you would like your files to be collated, double-sided, and enter your desired number of copies.~~
−	~~#Press print.~~
−	~~#Note the pseudonym assigned to your job by~~ Print@CU~~. Your pseudonym will be a fictional or historical name like Hilary Clinton or Johnny Appleseed.~~
−	~~#Go to your chosen printer, and locate your job in the queue. It will be one of entries furthest down the list.~~
−	~~#Select your entry, delete the pseudonym in the name space, and input your UNI and password.~~
−	~~#Press print.~~
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−	Protip: visit the [http://www.columbia.edu/acis/facilities/printers/ninja_status.html\|CUIT Printer Status Page] to check whether your printer is out of service. Note that the color code on this page does not indicate whether a printer is ready! Also note that this page may not track printer jams.
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+Protip: visit the [http://www.columbia.edu/acis/facilities/printers/ninja_status.html|CUIT Printer Status Page] to check whether your printer is out of service.  Note that the color code on this page does not indicate whether a printer is ready!  Also note that this page may not track printer jams.
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−	1.2.3.4.	+	#Go to: https://printatcu.com/
		+	#In the first pull-down menu, select the building location where you would like to print.
		+	#In the second pull-down menu, select a specific printer in the above building. Printer numbers correspond to the building floor numbers (i.e. 303 is on the third floor). Note: Green squares next to the printer indicate that the printer is functioning normally, while you should avoid printing on a yellow or red printer that is experiencing a paper jam or is otherwise offline.
		+	#Press the "Choose Files" button and upload your chosen document(s). Note: You are not able to print .jpg files.
		+	#Select whether or not you would like your files to be collated, double-sided, and enter your desired number of copies.
		+	#Press print.
		+	#Note the pseudonym assigned to your job by Print@CU. Your pseudonym will be a fictional or historical name like Hilary Clinton or Johnny Appleseed.
		+	#Go to your chosen printer, and locate your job in the queue. It will be one of entries furthest down the list.
		+	#Select your entry, delete the pseudonym in the name space, and input your UNI and password.
		+	#Press print.