PaperCut

PaperCut is Concordia's print management system. It ensures accurate billing and reporting of university printing costs, helps users choose printing methods that are cost effective, and allows for better printing access for laptop users. The following is a basic guide to printing from a Windows desktop computer with PaperCut installed.

Which client to use?

Not sure which client to use?

• Web Print: Preferred and supported method for students and any personal computers. It is quick and only requires a few minutes to set up. Instructions on that can be found at our Web Printing article.
• PaperCut client: Only used for computers on campus or users who require multi-function device (MFD) services when printing. For instructions on how to install and configure PaperCut, continue below.

Install PaperCut on your Windows PC

If you don't see this icon in the system tray, you will need to download and install the client before being able to proceed with printing on Concordia's campus. 

1. Download the client by typing \\papercutappcluster\PCClient\win\client-local-install.exe in to Windows Search and launching the program. 
2. You may be prompted to login, using your Concordia username and password.
3. Remember to preface your username with ntdom\
   
4. Follow the on-screen steps to install the program.
5. Once installed, you will be asked for your credentials. Please type in your Network username and password as indicated in the screenshot below.
   • Make sure you have NTDOM\ before your username.
     
6. Then click OK.
7. Afterwards, the following window will appear on your screen. Once you have that, you are ready to proceed to add a printer!
   

Please note: Installing the local client is only supported on Windows desktops and laptops.

Papercut is not available on Mac at this time. Please use Web Print when printing from your Mac computer on campus. 

View the video below for a guided tutorial on installing PaperCut.

Connect to a printer

Now that you have PaperCut installed, proceed to the next article to learn about connecting to a CU Printer.