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You can send files to print from anywhere (your mobile device, your computer, etc), but you will have to be at the print kiosk to approve the actual printingactually print.
How do I set up and access my ePRINTit account?
Your ePRINTit account is tied to your Drew uLogin account.
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email address.
Log in at drew.eprintit.com
To log in, please visit https://drew.eprintit.com/ and follow these steps.
NOTE: Do not create your own account. It will not be pulled into the Drew ePRINTit environment properly and you will not be able to print.
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The login page looks different than the uLogin page you are used to. It says "Drew University AD FS" at the top and requires your complete email address rather than only the username.
If you are enrolled in Duo Security, you will be brought to a Duo login page after entering your email and password at the page above. On the Duo page, choose your preferred login approval method (push, call, passcode) and approve the login request.
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Once logged in, you can add files that you want to print (see below), review your print history or transaction history, and add additional money to your ePRINTit account.
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Enter "drew" as the organization. Click NEXT.Choose Sign In.
Enter your Drew username (uLogin IDemail address (the full username@drew.edu) and password. Click LOG INyour Drew password. Choose Sign In.
If you are enrolled in Duo Security, you will be prompted to choose an approval method. Scroll to the right to choose your preferred approval method.
You will now be logged in.
You can see your balance at the top of the first page (called the JOBS page), and to the right of that is a button to add funds to your account.
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Transaction history can be found in the Settings.
How do I
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print?
You can use the website at https://drew.eprintit.com/ or the ePRINTit mobile app. ePRINTit offers YouTube videos on how to use the web interface (see video here) and the ePRINTit mobile app (see video here).
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You can click on an individual file to see additional options, including download and delete icons. You will also see the anticipated print cost (and your balance after you print) to the right.
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Note: The system is set up to forget your uploads after 8 days.
I'm ready to print!
Come to the print kiosks on the main floor of the University Library.
- If you are printing in black and white, go to that kiosk.
- If you are printing in color, go to that kiosk.
Log in to the kiosk with your Drew uLogin ID and password.
Log in to the kiosk you have chosen by touching the "Login with Username" button (apologies for the terrible photo!).
Enter your Drew uLogin ID and password.
NOTE: At the kiosk, which we will sometimes call a vPAD, you only enter your Drew uLogin ID - the part before the @drew.edu in your email address. This is different than logging in to the web portal or mobile app, where you have to enter the full Drew email address.
ALSO: Make sure you do NOT check the "Remember my credentials" box. This will make it hard for the next user to log in.
Choose the Cloud option to view the files you have available to print.
You will then You will see your name, current balance, and how many pages you would be able to print in either B&W or Color. Choose the Cloud option to view the files you've added.
Check the box to the left of the file(s) you want to print.
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| Black and white | $0.05 |
| Color | $0.20 |
Did your request not print?
If you file didn’t print, ask the Helpdesk. Likely paper is needed, but if it doesn’t print after loading paper, the Helpdesk can log a ticket.
- Please include the date, time, and name of the file that didn’t print, as well as the money lost. After determining the cause, you will be refunded (but the above details are very important for this to happen!)
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Reviewed 5/30/23