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Scanning and Copiers


Scanning and Copiers

In most public printer spaces in Warren Weaver Hall and 60 5th Avenue you will find a multi-function copier with copying, scanning, and printing capabilities. The multi-function copiers are named "mf" followed by the number of the floor in the building they are on. For example, the multi-function copier on the 10th floor of Warren Weaver Hall is named "mf-10". Specifically you will find these multi-function copiers in these following locations. Unlike the HP Printers in the same spaces, the multifunction devices are part of the NYU-wide printing infrastructure.

Use of the multi-function copiers is restricted to members of the Courant community who have authorized access to Courant computing resources or have been given tap access to the copiers because they have a role in teaching Courant classes.  If you need guidance on utilizing the different functions of the machine please send mail to helpdesk@cims.nyu.edu, but most functions are straightforward and self-explanatory once you are logged in to the device.  

Further information on these Multi-Function Devices (MFDs) can be found on this following page: NYU Print Service for Departments

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