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Printing

The print stations on campus are in the following locations:

  • room CA200, Aldred Centre
  • room NH109, Senator Burns Building
  • NN 8th Floor Business Centre, Senator Burns Building
  • Reg Erhardt Library, MC111, Stan Grad Centre.

Print Stations have multifunction devices (MFD) for printing, copying and scanning. The MFDs default to black-and-white, double-sided printing. You can select colour printing and change other options in the print settings of your software if needed.

Page sizes available are:

  • Letter (8 1/2" x 11")
  • Legal (8 1/2" x 14")
  • Tabloid (11" x 17")

Printing with your eCard

To pay for printing on campus printers, you must load your eCard account. Learn more about using your eCard and the many ways to add to or check the balance on your card.

Your printing cost is deducted from the balance on your eCard when you select "Print" in your software to send your job to the printer. A "page" in the chart below is one side of a sheet of paper.

Printing locations and cost
Printer location Cost/black & white page Cost/colour page
Classrooms $0.50 $1
Print stations $0.20 $0.50

SAIT printers do not currently support printing, copying or scanning by visitors to SAIT.

Troubleshooting and printing support

There are no steps required at the printer. If your job does not print, you may need to add money to your eCard account or check that your eCard is active. Printing requests from an account with an insufficient balance or inactive eCARD do not activate a message or notification - the print system will simply delete the print job.

The first step in troubleshooting an unresponsive printer is to check your eCARD balance and status.

You can direct all concerns or issues regarding the eCARD system (mobile app, online systems, loading funds) to the eCARD office.

For physical printer issues, such as adding a campus printer to your personal laptop, paper jams, paper shortage, toner, or device service requests, contact the ITS Service Desk.

Printing at Saitsa

Saitsa offers a number of services for your convenience: printing, faxing, copying, scanning, laminating and binding. For more details, go to the Saitsa printing page or visit the Resource Centre (MC107) in Stan Grad Centre.

Printing at XDocs

XDocs is also on campus for all your printing needs, including binding, posters and more.

There is a $5 minimum charge for printing with XDocs. Paper and finishing are an additional charge.

Printing cost
Cost/black and white page Cost/colour page
$0.02687 $0.14329

To request printing services with XDocs, call 403.284.8443 or email xdocs@sait.ca. 

Copyright permissions

Please note that it is the requester's responsibility to obtain any necessary copyright permissions. XDocs reserves the right to refuse any request it believes may infringe copyright. If you are unsure whether your request complies with copyright law, or if you need assistance obtaining permissions, please contact copyright@sait.ca.

Scanning

Scan to email at printers

1

Place the document face up on the feeder on the printer's top

Alternatively, non-standard or single-page documents can be placed on the glass scanning bed.

2

Select "All Services"

This is found on the Photocopier's main touch screen.

3

Add email recipients

Select "E-mail" > "New Recipient." Enter your e-mail address and/or recipients' e-mail addresses and select "+Add." Then select "Close."

4

Set your scan options

Single-sided, double-sided, colour, black and white, etc.

5

Start your scan

Press the green "Start" button on the photocopier.

Press the yellow "Clear All" button on the photocopier to remove the list of recipients.

Don't forget to retrieve your documents from the printer.

Scanning using Adobe Photoshop

To scan an image or capture non-editable text:

1

Place the image on the scanner

Ensure it's face down in the bottom right-hand corner of the scanner.

2

Open Adobe Master Suite

There is a shortcut on the desktop.

3

Select Adobe Photoshop CS6

4

Click File > Import > WIA Support

Ensure Hp Scanjet 8200 series is highlighted and click "OK".

5

Select picture type

Select an option for the picture type and click on "Preview".

6

Click scan

If the document is selected correctly in the preview.

7

Save your scan

To save, click "File > Save As".

In the "Save As" dialogue box, select the appropriate drive to save your work. Type in a name for your file.

Select a file format from the drop-down menu. Recommended formats are JPEG for graphics and Photoshop PDF for text.

Click "Save". An Options box may open. Adjust as necessary and click "OK".

Don't forget to retrieve your documents from the scanner.

Combine a multipart document into a single PDF

This process requires Adobe Acrobat Professional. You can access this program by borrowing a laptop at the Information Desk.

To combine a multipart document into a single PDF:

1

Open Adobe Acrobat Pro

2

Select the files you wish to combine

Click "Combine files into PDF," then drag and drop files in the order you want them to appear. Then click "Combine Files."

3

Save your document

Click "File > Save as". In the Save As dialogue box, select the appropriate location to save your work. Type in a name for your file. 

Click "Save".

a view of the moutains and stream in between

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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.

We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.