Introducing Princh, Our New Wireless Printing Solution!

We have implemented Princh, a new printing solution, at our libraries. With our new solution it is now possible to easily and securely print from a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop, both remotely and at the library.

Printing Cost: 15¢ per black-and-white page; 50¢ per color page.

To pick up your document, visit a Print Release Terminal in the library within 24 hours. If not, within 24 hours, you may need to send your job again.

SELECT A PRINTING LOCATION

PRINTING FROM THE MOBILE APP

Interactive Guides: Apple | Android

1. Install the Princh app for iOS or Android
   
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2. Open your document and share it with the Princh app
3. Select the printer by scanning the QR code below.
4. Upload your document(s).
5. Adjust your settings.
6. Enter your email address or library card number.
7. Proceed to the Print Release Terminal to pay for and finalize your print job.

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PRINTING FROM YOUR COMPUTER/LAPTOP OR WEB

Interactive Guides: Computer | Mobile Web

1. Open your browser, go to print.princh.com and enter the 6-digit printer ID to select the printer
   (Grant R. Brimhall Library Printer ID - 106055 and Newbury Park Library Printer ID- 106054)
2. Upload your document(s).
3. Adjust the settings.
4. Enter your email address or library card number.
5. Proceed to the Print Release Terminal to pay for and finalize your print job.

PRINTING EMAIL FROM THE MOBILE APP OR YOUR COMPUTER/LAPTOP

Each wireless printer at the Library has its own e-mail address.  To print an email message or attachment, simply forward or send an email to the desired address below:

To print emails with attachments, please use native email apps such as Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Outlook to email a print job to the selected printer.

If your email has an attachment, there will be two separate print jobs in the print release stations: the first for the email itself and the second for the attachment. 

If you require further help, we have instructions available at our libraries, and you can always ask staff for help.