New Printing System at Pace


Beginning in Fall 2009, students, faculty, and staff will be able to print documents from any computer which is connected to the Pace network (via Ethernet, VPN, or wireless connection).  Using this system, you will have the option of retrieving those printed documents from any print release station in a Computer Resource Center or Pace Library location on the New York, Pleasantville, or White Plains campuses (except Pace Law School Library).

An activated Pace One card is required to be able to utilized these print services.  Authentication at a release station is easy when using your Pace One card or your MyPace account.  The printers that are utilized in this service are multifunctional and can print, photocopy and scan to e-mail. 
 
Students will receive a FREE credit of $30.00 on their One Card three times per year at the beginning of the Spring, Fall, and Summer I semesters.  Students will also have the ability to add additional credits as needed via their Pace OneCard account and these funds will carry over from one semester to the next.  Unused FREE credits will not carry over to the following semester. 
 
Students will be charged for printing, copying, or scanning as follows:
 
Printing or copying = 6 cents per page
 
Scanning = 2 cents per image
 
For more information about the new printing system, please go to: http://www.pace.edu/printing
 
To activate your Pace OneCard, please visit: https://paceuone.higheroneaccount.com/. (An active PaceOne card is necessary to gain easy access to any Uni-print system. PaceOne card Auto Payment will help ensure that funds are present in your campus account in case you use up your FREE credits.)
 
To obtain a replacement OneCard, please contact the HigherOne office: http://www.pace.edu/page.cfm?doc_id=10678
 
What do you need to get started?  Print to any printer at any print services location, provide authentication at a release station, and pick up your job…1,2,3.   If you are printing from a remote location, you need to connect to the Pace network via VPN software and install a Print Client.  Information on how to obtain these downloads is located on the Print Client Download page.
 
For more information on printing services, visit the Printing Services web pages.  You will find print services documentation, FAQs, policy, locations and more.  Or, contact your local Computer Resource Center (CRC) or Library staff representative.