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New printers in the IT suite

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Two new printers have been installed in the IT suite at the Clinical Education Centre. Please be aware:
  • Both printers are colour printers – you no longer need to select which printer you need
  • Printing charges for black / white is now 4p per page
  • You can now print double-sided – check the options in the printer properties before sending the print
  • Note that the default option is to print in colour – you will need to select black/white in the printer properties before sending the print
  • Printing charges for colour is still 14p per page
You release your print to the printer from the 3 release stations as before. Please check the costs are what you expect before you do.

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