INSTRUCTIONS FOR STORING FILES FOR LATER PRINTING ON
THE COLOR COPY MACHINE, CANON iR C3200-C1
- With
your document open that you wish to print:.
- Select
File --> PRINT.

- A
“Print” dialog box will open.

- Select
the iR C3200-C1 printer.
- Click
on the “Properties” button in the upper left hand corner.
- A
properties Dialog box will open. Click on the QUALITY tab.

- make
sure the Color Mode is set to “Black and White” UNLESS you want to print
in color! (See box above for details on why)
- select
STORE in the upper corner to store files in your mail box for later
printing on the Canon iR C3200-C1 printer.
- You
may see a confirmation box to open the “Store Destination” dialog box.
Click YES to do this.
- You will see a “store destination” dialog
box. Select the correct box number
and give the file a name for storage in your mail box. Click on the OK
button.
- You
can select the other tabs to change settings just like you can if you were
standing at the copy macine.
- The Print dialog box will
reappear:

Select the number of copies that you
want (in this example, it is 25) and Click the OK button.
- When you select OK, a
“Confirmation ID/Password box will appear. For most of you the ID and
password is filled in for you. All you need to do is to click on the OK
button. Otherwise, you will need to fill out the information, and click
OK. Your username and password are both the last 4-digits of your social
security number:

Click the OK button.
- An icon will appear on the
bottom right corner of your screen which indicates that the document is
still printing.
- When the printer icon goes
away, the document is finished printing.
- Go to the printer and type in
your user code and password (same as you put in the Confirm ID and
password dialog box.
- Click on the ID button.
- Click on the Mailbox icon.
- Select the file that you wish
to print and print the file.
- Make sure you hit the ID button
when you are finished so you log out and clear your settings for the next
user.
DEFAULT PRINTER and COST OF PRINTING
Printing in COLOR costs the school more than printing in
black and white ... even if your page is in nothing but black and white. ... so
please make sure your properties setting is in black and white unless you wish
to print in color! The cost for black and white printing is MUCH less expensive
for the school. When printing in color, it costs the school the
same amount to print a huge color photo as it does to print one little red line
on a sheet or to print in black and white with the color settings on. Please be
wise in the use of this printer and be diligent in monitoring your properties
settings.
It costs the same to print to the high school copy machine
as it does to the Canon iR C3200-C1 printer. Right now the default printer is
still the high school copy machine, but after we know that everyone can handle
this new printer and the new printer can handle you, we may change the default
settings for some computers.
Thanks for your cooperation in learning this new system.
Bill Drennon
CVC Director of Technology