- Save your work to your UNCW OneDrive account. For help with OneDrive, see TAC's help documentation.
- Students, Faculty and Staff can check-out flash drives at TAC to save their work for later printing.
- Email yourself the documents for later retrieval.
Print, Copy, Scan
FAQs for Printing
Yes, the library has visitor computers and a guest iPrint printer on the first floor. For step by step instructions on printing as a vistor, please see the iPrint for Visitors and Guests FAQ.
To print a document from Canvas, you must save the document to the desktop, open the file, and print it from there.
We recommend using My Print Center, an online portal where you can easily login, send your document to the print queue, and then pick it up at a UNCW iPrint station. There are only a few file types that cannot be loaded to My Print Center. In this case you will need to install the iPrint drivers. To download the drivers and for more information please visit iPrint Services How to Print webpage.
You can print from any computer in the library through the campus iPrint system and pick up your print job from any iPrint printer on campus. For detailed instructions, please visit iPrint Services How to Print webpage.
You can add money to your Seahawk Buck$ account on your OneCard online. During business hours, Auxiliary Services can also accept money to be added to your account.
UNCW gives students an allotted amount of free prints each semester and color copies are also available. Visitors and Guests can also use iPrint.
- For printing costs for students, please see How Much Is Printing? on the iPrint FAQs webpage.
- For printing costs for visitors, please see iPrint for Visitors & Guests on the iPrint FAQs webpage.
- For more information about iPrint and printing services, see the iPrint website.
Color printing is available from all iPrint stations. You may choose to print in color from any of the library’s computers.
- When sending the print job, select the COLOR print driver (the default is the B&W driver).
- When using My Print Center, in the “print options” section, select the option for “color.”
- Pick up your print job.
UNCW gives students an allotted amount of free prints each semester and color copies are also available. Visitors and Guests can also use iPrint.
- For printing costs for students, please see How Much Is Printing? on the iPrint FAQs webpage.
- For printing costs for visitors, please see iPrint for Visitors & Guests on the iPrint FAQs webpage.
For more information about iPrint and printing services, see the iPrint website.
- Randall Library has a total of 7 iPrint stations. On the first floor there are 5 iPrint stations (all identified with an iPrint banner). On the second floor, you can find an iPrint station located against the wall of the main restrooms.
- There are 2 copiers which can be used with iPrint; these can be found in the Learning Commons.
- There is also a visitor iPrint station located near the visitor computers.
- Find other iPrint locations.
FAQs for Copying
You can add money to your Seahawk Buck$ account on your OneCard online. During business hours, Auxiliary Services can also accept money to be added to your account.
- UNCW faculty, staff and students can make color copies using the iPrint machines.
- Visitors can make color copies using the visitor copier/printer with their visitor or guest printing card. For step by step instructions on printing as a vistor, please see the iPrint for Visitors and Guests FAQ.
- Color copying is also available at the iPrint Business Center, in the back of Randall.
- For UNCW faculty, staff and students, you can use any iPrint machine to make copies.
- Add money to your UNCW One Card online and use iPrint money for photocopying.
- Visitors or guests can make copies using the visitor copier/printer with their visitor or guest printing card.
- See the iPrint FAQs for Visitors & Guests.
- There is a Digital Microform Machines connected to iPrint on the first floor.
- High-volume copying may also be done the iPrint Business Center, located in the back of Randall.
FAQs for Scanning
There are 4 scanners in the Learning Commons, and additional scanners by the TAC, freely available for student, faculty, and staff use. These scanners are each connected to computers allowing you to save, print and edit your scans.
There is also a “quick scan” computer station located by the bank of iPrint printers on the first floor.
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