Windows XP/2000

1. Visit the Campus Printing Initiative web site and download the Windows installer for "Wolf Law B&W".
2. Locate the file you just downloaded and double click the file to run it.
3. Follow the intsaller prompts.
4. When prompted, reboot your machine.
5. The new printer will show up as "WOLFLAWBW Printer" in your list of printers.
6. If you have trouble, call 5-HELP for assistance.

Mac OS X Tiger (10.4 and below)

1. Visit the Campus Printing Initiative web site and download the disk image (.dmg) file for "Wolf Law B&W".
2. Locate the file you just downloaded and double click the .dmg file to mount the disk image.
3. Double-click the "Popup.pkg" installer.
4. When prompted, enter the credentials for your Mac OS administrator user (your main account if you only have one user).
5. The new printer will show up as "Wolf_Law_BW_Printer" in your list of printers.
6. If you have trouble, call 5-HELP for assistance.

Mac OS X Leopard (10.5 and above)

1. Open System Preferences' Print & Fax panel.
2. Click the plus sign in the lower left corner. If the plus sign is greyed-out, click the padlock and enter your password, the plus sign will be activated.
3. Fill in the dialog panel as shown below. (Click to enlarge in a new window.)
   
4. In the options panel, check the boxes for Tray 2, Tray 3 and Duplex Module. Select 64 MB RAM from the Memory dropdown.
5. The new printer will show up as "Law School Printers" in your list of printers and will be your new default.
6. You may change the default printer in the Print & Fax preferences panel.
7. If you have trouble, email scott.matheson -(at)- colorado.edu for assistance.

Linux/Solaris

Only Windows XP and Mac OS X are officially supported. Since Pharos uses a standard LPD print queue structure, you may be able to configure your *NIX-flavored operating system to send jobs to the Pharos server's print queue. You will not be able to password-protect your print job using this method. The Pharos server is 128.138.83.33, the queue name for the law school printers is WOLFLAWBW_Q. This is unsupported, but some users of BSD and Linux-based systems have reported success.

Tips:

• At this time, only CU Boulder affiliates are allowed to access the university's network. Non-affiliates should plan to print research materials from the library's public terminals (no word processing or spreadsheet printing is available).
• The printers in the law school support double-sided printing (at a modest discount).
• Set your computer to print double-sided in your operating system's "Print..." dialog box.
• To print to law library printers from off-campus, you must use a VPN connection to the campus network.
• For information about printing from library- or ITS-owned computers, or other printing in the law library, see this guide [pdf].