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Printing

Here you can find information about where the printers on campus are located and how to print documents from the University's computers and from your own unit.

Printers on campus

On the University’s printers, you can print A4 and A3 documents. Here are the printers:

University Library (M Building): ground floor (two colour printers, one black)

Q Building: floor 3 outside Q305 (black)

R Building: floor 3, R3335 (colour)

Collecting prints at the printer

To collect your print, you will need to log in to the printer and activate the print – only then will the printer process your print.

How to collect prints

If you want to change language on the printer, simply press on the grey box featuring figure-like circles, next to the University logo.

  •  Log into the printer
    • Place your access card on the printer and enter your access card code on the printer keypad, or
    • click on AD Login and log in using your student account via the printer’s screen.
  • Select “Secureprint” if you are printing from a university computer or your own device.
    • In the list, mark the name of the file you wish to print (the most recent is at the bottom of the list)
    • Select colour or black and white, single or double-sided, stapling or hole punching (under Options)
    • Select Print+Delete. The queued file is sent to the printer and money is deducted from your account.
    • If you wish to cancel your print, you can either remove it using the Delete button or choose not to activate your queued print on the printer. It will then disappear after a period of around twelve hours, and you will not be charged.
  • Select Access stored files (Åtkomst lagr. filer) if you print from a USB stick. (the file format must be PDF, tiff or jpg.)
    • Place the USB stick in the plug to the right of the control panel
    • Select Access stored files (Åtkomst lagr. filer)
    • Mark the document you wish to print (the latest print job is furthest down)
    • You may select to have your printout in colour, simplex/duplex, stapled or punched.
    • Select Print.
    • The print job will be sent to the printer and your account will be debited.

Printing costs

As a student, you have a printing account, linked to your user, which you can top up with money in order to print on campus. You pay for the prints or copies in advance; ensure you have the money on your printing account before you print.

Card payment or Swish

You can add funds to your printing account by card or Swish in Service Center and at the University Library. The minimum amount to top up is SEK 50. The money is taken from your printing account when you collect the prints in the printer. This means that you need to add funds in advance.

When you are logged into the printer, you can also see how much money you have left on your printing account.

Prices for prints and copies

The prices apply to both copying and printing and provide no profit to the University.

Black and white prints

  • A4, one-sided: SEK 1
  • A4, double-sided: SEK 1,70
  • A3, one-sided: SEK 1,50
  • A3, double-sided: SEK 2,70

Colour prints

  • A4, one-sided: SEK 5
  • A4, double-sided: SEK 9,70
  • A3, one-sided: SEK 8
  • A3, double-sided: SEK 15,70

Printing at the caretakers office

At the caretaker's office in Q Building, you can get help with ordinary prints, copies and large format colour prints. If you need to print a larger number of pages or print larger than A3, please visit the Caretaker’s office in Q Building for assistance.

Contact the Caretaker's office

You can contact us by phone +46 35 16 71 10, Monday–Friday between 8 am and 4 pm. You can also come by and knock on our door during office hours, we are usually there.

Find your way to the Caretaker's office (Mazemap) External link.

Helpdesk

Ordering large format colour prints

The University’s large format prints are in 200 gram semi-gloss photo paper and measure 50x70 cm or 70x100 cm. The prints cost SEK 140 and SEK 200 respectively.

  • Save the file (study-related material) you wish to print as a PDF and hand it in to the caretaker’s office on a USB stick.
  • You pay when placing your order, but you do not use the money on your printing account.
  • Delivery time is six working days, or as agreed..
  • When the printing is done, you can collect it at the caretaker’s office.

If you are going to print out a poster which your teacher has pre-ordered and which will be paid for by the university, you can send the file to storformat@hh.se. Enter the name of the teacher as the reference.

Resolution and size of the PDF

The resolution of the pixel graphics in your document should be 150 DPI for both large formats. If you want to check whether the resolution is high enough, you can zoom to 400% in your computer to get a rough idea of what the print will look like. A test print in colour on A4, which looks good at arm’s length, also looks quite good in 70 x 100 cm when seen on a wall.

Settings for your PDF

  1. Select File/Print or File/Export, then Adobe PDF (or equivalent).
  2. Select the “High Quality Print” preset and then under “Compression” or “Images”, change to “Downsample pictures –150 dpi”. This will give your document a reasonable file size. The size of a PDF file for a poster in 70 x 100 cm format is normally between 1 and 4 MB.

Printing costs at the Caretaker's office

  • Black and white printer (80 g copy paper)
    • A4: SEK 2/page up to 20 pages
    • A4: SEK 0,90/page subsequent pages
    • A3: SEK 2/page
  • Colour printer (120 g glossy paper)
    • A4, colour print: SEK 4/page
    • A4, only black: SEK 2/page
    • 200 g paper: +SEK 1/leaf
    • 250 g paper: +SEK 1/leaf
    • A3: SEK 8/page
  • Large format
    • 50x70 cm: SEK 140
    • 70x100 cm: SEK 200
  • Other
    • Glue binding: SEK 20/piece
    • Lamination, A4: SEK 9/piece
    • Lamination, A3: SEK 16/piece

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