Printing with OS X 10.7 Lion

To add a new printer

Download and install the appropriate driver shown here. If you need assistance contact Information Technology at extension 4357.

Add an alias for smb://print1/resnet on the desktop

1. Open a new Finder window
2. Open the Go Menu
3. Click Connect to Server
4. Input smb://print1
5. Enter your Cornell credentials when prompted
6. Select the ResNet share to mount 
    
7. Click OK
8. Open a Finder window
9. Click the Finder Menu
10. CLick Preferences
11. Verify that Connected Servers is checked
12. Close the Preferences window
13. Control + click the ResNet mount on the desktop
14. Click Make Alias
    Note: Each time you send a print job, open the alias to ResNet and enter your credentials if prompted

Add the Printer Queues

1. Click the Apple menu
2. Click System Preferences
3. Click Print & Scan
4. Click the + sign to add a new printer
5. Control + click in the blank space beside Windows 
6. Select Customize Toolbar
    
7. Drag the Advanced icon beside the Windows icon
    
8. Click Done
9. Click the Advanced icon
10. Drop down the Type menu and select Windows Printer via spoolss

To add the Campus Pooled BW Queue:

1. The URL should read smb://print1.cornellcollege.edu/printername
   Note: The URL will read smb://print1.cornellcollege.edu/CampusPooledMFP-Black for B&W printers or smb://print1.cornellcollege.edu/CampusPooledMFP-Color
2. Change Name to printername
   Note: Can be named anything, the printer name is most commonly used. Example: CampusPooledMFP-Black or Color.
3. Print Using: Select Printer Software
4. Find the appropriate driver by selecting the appropriate model here
5. Click OK
6. Click Add
7. Set the appropriate installable options shown here

When you print, you’ll be prompted for credentials. 
These are your Cornell username and password

If you have any questions about connecting to a Printer, please contact the Information Technology Help Desk at extension 4357 or submit a Work Order Request and our staff will assist you as soon as possible.