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Printing in the College of Law



    Printing is available from the library's public computers and student lab computers. Additionally, students may configure their personal laptops to print to the College of Law printers. Non-student patrons will not be able to print from personal laptops even if they have a temporary guest account. Printing costs 5 cents per page. Instructions on setting up a personal laptop to print are available here . If you need help, talk to Edward in room 139 or call the IT help desk at 766-HELP. If you are working on any of the public PCs located on each floor throughout the library, you can only print to the Dell printer located in Reference (Office 126). Please note that you can only print five (5) pages or less at once. If you send a document larger than five pages, your print request will be ignored and nothing will be printed.


    How to increase your print quota
    To access the Print Quota Increase Utility please go to the following link:
    http://microlab.uwyo.edu/printquota.htm
    A couple notes on the utility:
    -This web based utility is available to students in the College of Law to increase their UWStudent Print quota by agreeing to have the cost placed on their University bill. IT plans to deploy this utility to all of campus either in the Summer or the Fall of 2007.
    - Print Quota increases are instantaneous once the request is submitted and the verification page appears
    - The maximum that can be placed on your account at any time is $50
    - Minimum deposits are $3.00

    Lexis and Westlaw Printing
    Lexis and Westlaw print jobs will be sent to the Lexis and Westlaw printers located in the student computer lab (second floor, room 242B) and in room 122. Lexis and Westlaw allow you to select the printer of your choice. There is no charge applied for Lexis or Westlaw printing. However, you may note that very large print jobs monopolize the printers and prevent others from printing. If it is determined that you abuse your printing privileges, you may get a warning or lose Lexis or Westlaw printing privileges.