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Each Council is at a different stage of connection to JRS printers. Please click on your Council logo for the latest update.
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It is not possible for BBSRC to connect direct to JRS printers using the conventional methods adopted by other Councils. For this reason, JRS is planning to use Internet technology. We are in the process of testing software that will allow you to send job direct to our printers via the World Wide Web. We will keep you informed of developments.
It is not possible for ESRC to connect direct to JRS printers using the conventional methods adopted by other Councils. For this reason, JRS is planning to use Internet technology. We are in the process of testing software that will allow you to send job direct to our printers via the World Wide Web. We will keep you informed of developments.
Since the introduction of software to automatically split colour print from B&W print, connecting to our printers is as easy as 1, 2, 3:
| 1 | Click onto this hyperlink for the printers |
| 2 | From the list of printers displayed, double click onto "JRS Printers" and they will be installed |
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You should now be able to find this in your list of available
printers when you send a document to print. Our system will automatically
separate the colour from the B&W. If you get an error message when clicking on "JRS Printers", please select "cancel" and try again. For some strange reason, it works fine the second time. |
Many NERC users are already connected to the printers of JRS Document Solutions. If you are no, please contact iTC. We are also in the process of testing software that will allow you to send job direct to our printers via the World Wide Web. We will keep you informed of developments.
It is not possible for PPARC to connect direct to JRS printers using the conventional methods adopted by other Councils. For this reason, JRS is planning to use Internet technology. We are in the process of testing software that will allow you to send job direct to our printers via the World Wide Web. We will keep you informed of developments.