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Wireless Printing

Our university’s printers are set up to allow for wireless printing. However, the method by which you connect to the wireless printer can vary depending on what operating system you are using. Look below to find your operating system, then follow the steps in order to print wirelessly.

WINDOWS WIRELESS PRINTING

1. Download the “Students Prints Pack"
   StudentBW Print Pack - Download Installer
   StudentColor Print Pack - Download Installer

2. A downloaded file link titled “Students Prints Pack” will appear at the bottom of your screen. Click this link.

3. Click “Install” from the box that appears.

4. The pack will then begin to install. Once it has finished, a box will appear telling you that the installation is complete. Click “Finish.”

5. Print your documents like you ordinarily would. When you are prompted to choose which printer to print from, the available wireless printers should be among your options. Select that printer and print away.

MAC WIRELESS PRINTING

If you are using a Mac, which program you will need to install can vary depending on your location on campus and the type of document you are printing. Identify the correct program using the following guide.

1. Click on the correct print package below for the printer you are trying to print from. The printer’s file will download to your computer with the extension “.zip.”
   StudentBW - Download Zip File

   StudentColor - Download Zip File

2. Double click the “.zip” file. This will cause the computer to change the file type from a “.zip” to “.dmg.”
3. Double click the “.dmg” file link. A popup window will appear showing an open box icon. Double click on the open box.
4. Click “Continue.”
5. Follow the prompts to complete the installation.
6. Once the installation is completed, go to the App Store on your computer. Click “Updates.” You should then see a “Software Updates” menu with “HP Printer Software Update” beneath it. Click the “Update” button to install the update.
7. Restart your computer.
8. Print your document as you normally would. Now when you print, you should see the printer you just installed as an available printer. Select that printer and print away.

CHROMEBOOK ​WIRELESS PRINTING 

https://webprint.byui.edu/myprintcenter

MOBILE WIRELESS PRINTING

View Instructions

Download from the Apple App Store	Download from Google Play Store

For more wireless printing help see: http://www.byui.edu/information-technology/self-help/device-help/wireless-printing-from-anywhere

Use this link to access the registration page for the seminars associated with the English 150 (formerly Foundations English 101) classes. 

The easiest way to find what materials are currently checked out to you, is to go to this link and click on the my account tab at the top of the page.  After entering your I-number and password you should be able to see the items you have checked out.

Almost all resources provided by the McKay library are available to use when you are not on campus. After clicking the link to your selected database from the library website you will be prompted to enter your BYU-I NetID and password. Once you have been authenticated you should have full access to the resources, just like you would if you were on campus.

If you are using the search box on the library homepage and have the "all" or "articles" buttons selected you will be prompted to sign in after clicking the search button. If you have the "catalog" or "website" buttons selected you will not be required to sign in. 

It costs 4 cents ($.04) per page for black and white printing and photocopies at the McKay library.

Color prints cost 25¢ ($.25) per page.

To see the books that are available in the McKay Library, use the library catalog.

If you use the WorldCat database you can see the books that are available in many different libraries.  Most of these books can be ordered via Interlibrary Loan.

Study rooms in the library can be scheduled using the campus scheduling software. This software can be accessed here.

You can find contact information here.

The following databases both contain several pro/con arguments for several different issues.

• Opposing Viewpoints Database

http://ic.galegroup.com.byui.idm.oclc.org/ic/ovic/?p=OVIC&u=byuidaho

• SIRS Database

http://sks.sirs.com.byui.idm.oclc.org/cgi-bin/hst-portal-display?id=SID0010-0-3386

• CQ Researcher

http://byui.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/