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Using Mobility Print with ChromeOS or Chrome Browser

This document provides instructions for setting up Mobility Print on a ChromeOS device.  The intended audience is an end user.

 

Information

Before you start

Connect to the NC State Network!  To use WolfPrint, your device must be connected to the campus network.  If you’re off campus, establish a secure connection to the NCSU VPN service before trying to use the WolfPrint service

Add the PaperCut Mobility Extension

Chrome OS uses a browser extension for PaperCut’s Mobility Print service, instead of an App.  If you have a previous version of the App installed, you will automatically be prompted to update to use the extension.

 

After you have added the PaperCut Mobility Print Extension, follow these 3 easy steps to print!

1. Submit a File

Print like you normally would from your device. 

Step 2. Find a Printer

Visit https://go.ncsu.edu/printers to locate a WolfPrint printer that supports the virtual queue where you sent your file.  

Step 3. Confirm and Release

*Complete this step within 12 hours, or your print job will be automatically removed from the system.

 

 

Escalation

Any questions on process or content contained in this document should be escalated through the NCSU Help Desk and have an incident assigned to the OIT_WOLFPRINT support team. 

Related Documentation

Chrome Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/

 

 

Title:  Using Mobility Print with ChromeOS or Chrome Browser

Service: WolfPrint

Template if applicable: MDS Public Knowledge Template

Assignment Group(s): OIT_WOLFPRINT

Document Owner: kgmayr, tmfarwig

Available Priorities: Low 

Keywords: WolfPrint, Mobile, Printing, Mobility Print, ChromeOS, Browser, Extension