Printers
I'm trying to print to a networked printer and it won't work.
My deskjet (or other type of non-networked inkjet printer) is printing out pages that appear very smeared.
My laserjet printer is spitting out sheets of paper that are folded up like an accordion.


I'm trying to print to a networked printer and it won't work.
Answer: Be sure you are logged into the network. You must always be logged into the network to print to a networked printer

My deskjet (or other type of non-networked inkjet printer) is printing out pages that appear very smeared.
Answer: Chances are this means you are near the end of your printer cartridge. If you have a new one around, email the sn-its team and we can install it for you.

My laserjet printer is spitting out sheets of paper that are folded up like an accordion.
Answer: This means something is wrong with one of the rollers inside the printer. The printer will need to be sent out for repair. Let the sn-its team know about the problem and we will help you send the printer to the right place.


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