By now, you’ve probably seen this message when you go to print: I’ve set up Papercut’s Mobility server to replace Google Cloudprint. What does that mean for you? It means, to print, you’ll now select kcs-copier from the list: You will have to sign in to Papercut Mobility Print the first time you use it. […]
There are PDFs, usually downloaded from a very popular source, that happen to crash the copiers. You’ll know when you get one because some pages of the document will print while others will not. To fix the issue, we need to open the document up in Adobe Reader and print each page as an image. […]
UPDATE (2019-08-02): There is a simpler way of fixing this. Go to Apple Menu -> System Preferences Click on Printers. Click on Default Printer Select another printer as your default. Ignore these following directions These were my original directions on fixing the issue. There is an issue with the new copiers, Google Cloudprint, and Google Chrome where […]
With the new copiers came new printer drivers, which are now being pushed out to machines. Macintosh desktops and laptops directions To verify you have the updates, run Managed Software Update. Managed Software Update will only work when you are on the school network, so for laptop users, you will not be able to complete […]