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This article explains how to have documents scanned at a campus multi-function device delivered into a folder in a Microsoft Teams channel. It covers requesting the Teams folder as a scan destination and scanning to it once the destination is available.

Instructions for scanning to a network folder from a PaperCut-enabled multi-function device (MFD) on campus. Note: scanning to a network folder is a legacy feature being deprecated in favor of scanning to OneDrive, email, or Teams/SharePoint. Network scan folders must be requested through IT and are not created automatically.

Step-by-step instructions for scanning a document from a campus multi-function device (MFD) directly to a Bowdoin OneDrive account using PaperCut. Includes first-time setup steps for authorizing PaperCut access to OneDrive.

This article explains who to contact when a campus printer is broken. Paper jams and printing functions such as releasing jobs, scanning, and faxing go to Bowdoin IT, while other Ricoh printer problems go to Ricoh and other Lexmark printer problems go to Budget Document Technology (BDT). It also lists the information to have ready when calling.

An overview of scanning options and settings available when using a PaperCut-enabled multi-function device (MFD) on campus. Covers scan destinations (OneDrive, email, and Teams/SharePoint folders), global settings that apply to all scans, and default settings that can be adjusted at the device.

Step-by-step instructions for scanning a document from a campus multi-function device (MFD) and sending it directly to a Bowdoin email address using PaperCut. Includes information about page count limits and how to reduce file size for larger documents.

Step-by-step instructions for making photocopies using a PaperCut-enabled multi-function device (MFD) on campus. Covers how to sign in, navigate to the copy function, and use copy options. Applies to all Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students.

Instructions for changing the color mode setting to color when scanning from a PaperCut-enabled multi-function device (MFD) on campus. The default scan setting is black and white — this article explains how to switch to color before starting a scan.

Reference list of printers available to Bowdoin students on campus, including building locations, PaperCut printer names, and printer types (black and white, color, or multi-function). Explains the difference between Find-Me-Print and individual printer queues, and notes which printers support scanning and copying.

Instructions for sending a fax from a multi-function device (MFD) that has PaperCut installed. Covers how to access the fax interface through PaperCut's Device Functions menu, enter a phone number, and send a fax. Includes Bowdoin-specific dialing rules for on-campus and off-campus numbers.

Instructions for using advanced scanning features on a PaperCut-enabled multi-function device (MFD) on campus. Covers how to scan multiple pages into a single document using the scanner glass, and how to change scan settings such as two-sided scanning, color mode, DPI, file type, and paper size.

Explains how to use blank pages to automatically split a multi-document scan into separate files when scanning with PaperCut on a campus MFD. Covers which scan destinations support document splitting and which do not.

Instructions for charging copies made on a campus multi-function device (MFD) to a department project code or account using PaperCut. Explains how to select an account before copying and clarifies that department charges track usage for accounting purposes only — they do not deduct from OneCard funds.

How to associate a replacement OneCard with your PaperCut account so you can resume tap-to-release printing at campus multi-function printers. Use this article whenever your OneCard is replaced — for example, if the original was lost, stolen, or damaged.

How to staple documents when printing from a Mac to a Bowdoin multi-function printer through PaperCut. Covers selecting Find-Me-Print, opening Printer Features, and choosing a staple location in the macOS print dialog. Useful for anyone printing multi-page documents on campus who wants them stapled when the job releases.