Computers on the main level send print jobs to the printer on the main level by default. Payment comes from funds you transfer to your PaperCut account. These computers can also send print jobs to the photocopier/printer on the upper level near the elevator, but you will need a print card to retrieve these jobs. Note: Jobs are printed as soon as they are sent to the default printer.
Your PaperCut account has $5.00 of free printing included. It will allow you to print until your account approaches -$5.00, at which time you'll need to add money to your account.
Yes! We now have wireless printing for the photocopier/printer.
All students have $5.00 of free printing in their PaperCut accounts. The first time you log in, your account balance will read $0.00, but you can print until it reads approximately ($4.96). After that if you want to continue printing you'll need to add money to your account. This can be done by:
Yes. The copier on the main level takes coins. Change is available at Borrower Services.
Yes. The library computers are networked to the colour printer on the main level. It costs 20¢ per copy for 8.5 x 11 paper and 30¢ per copy for 11 x 17 paper. NOTE: If you are printing a colour document created on another computer, it's best to save it as a PDF before transferring it to the library computer and then print from the PDF. Doing this helps avoid font, layout, and colour problems.
Double-sided colour printing is also available.
Paper copies are $0.08/copy. Scanning to e-mail is free. Note that it is possible to scan to your e-mail or USB flash drive and then print it from your computer account for $0.08/sheet and $.16 for double-sided copies.
Black and white printing is $0.08 per page; double-sided printing is $0.08 per side.
Colour printing costs $0.20 per 8.5 x 11 sheet and $0.30 per 11 x 17 sheet.
See the Copying and Printing page for complete information.
Generally up to 10% or one chapter, whichever is greater. See the Copyright Information link on the library website.
Yes. Both copiers (Upper and Main Levels) will scan in black and white, the main level copier will also scan in colour. Scans can be e-mailed as an attachment, or saved to a USB drive. Please note that the same copyright restrictions apply to scanned materials as to photocopied materials.
Note: If you're scanning something in colour and/or high resolution on the copier/scanner, it's best to save it to a USB drive, as large files can take several days to arrive by e-mail, if they arrive at all.
Here are basic instructions for using it.
A) Scan to a PDF
B) To Scan a Picture
Troubleshooting Tips (if above instructions do not work):
If the scanner still does not work, please submit a helpdesk request to the IT department using "www.twu.ca/help".
For PaperCut problems (the main printer), contact Joel Schwartz joel.schwartz@twu.ca (604.513.2121 ext 2086). His office is NEU 6 on the lower level of the Neufeld Science Centre and his hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
For the upper and main level copier/printer, see the person on duty at the Checkout counter or the librarian at the Research Help Desk.
Land Acknowledgement
Trinity Western University's Langley campus is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Stó:lō people. We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land.