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Mobile printing with Princh

Mobile printing with Princh is now available at the Main and Northside libraries. With Princh, you can easily and securely print from a mobile phone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer, both remotely and at the library.

How to Print with Princh

Printing from your mobile phone or a tablet

When printing at the library: locate the print guide poster near the printer and scan the QR code.

When printing remotely: open your web browser and click one of the following links for the location you'd like to print to:

Main Library Printer

Northside Library Printer

  • Upload your document(s).  Multiple documents can be uploaded at the same time.
  • Adjust the settings. Make selections for color or black and white printing; select a page range if you don't need to print the whole document; and adjust the number of pages you'd like to print.
  • Enter your email address.
  • Visit the Print Release Terminal at the library and enter your email address to pay for and print your document(s). To preview your documents before printing, click the "Preview" button to the right of the print job.

Printing from your laptop or Desktop Computer

When printing remotely or at the library: open your web browser and click one of the following links for the location you'd like to print to:

Main Library Printer

Northside Library Printer

  • Upload your document(s).  Multiple documents can be uploaded at the same time.
  • Adjust the settings. Make selections for color or black and white printing; select a page range if you don't need to print the whole document; and adjust the number of pages you'd like to print.
  • Enter your email address.
  • Visit the Print Release Terminal at the library and enter your email address to pay for and print your document(s). To preview your document(s) before printing, click the "Preview" button to the right of the print job.

Printing a document that is in your email

To print documents that are in your email, forward your email to one of the following printers.

Main Library Printers:

Northside Library Printers:

To retrieve print jobs forwarded from email:

  • Once you've forwarded your documents to be printed via email, visit the Print Release Terminal at the library and enter the email address you used to email the documents. 
  • The body of the email and any attachments will be listed as separate print jobs.  Use the "Preview" button to the right of the print job to determine which jobs you'd like printed.  Select those print jobs only, and then proceed to pay and print. 
  • You may "Delete" any unneeded print jobs (like the body of the email).

Need Help?

If you require further assistance, we have instructions available at our libraries, and you can always ask staff for help. Free 1-1 Tech Tutoring appointments are also available by request.

Princh Interactive Guides:

Mobile: https://princh.com/ew-mobile-web-app-guide 

Laptop (Computer): https://princh.com/ew-laptop-web-app-guide 

Printer IDs by Location:

print.princh.com

Main Library: 108173

Northside Library: 108174

All of our libraries have patron computers with Internet, word processing software, and printing capabilities. You can also make copies at the library.

Black and white prints or copies cost $.10 per page, and color prints or copies cost $.50 per page.

If you need to print something from a library computer, such as shipping labels, boarding passes, concert tickets, tax forms, documents from an email, etc., please remember to bring all passwords associated with the accounts you will need to access (Gmail, Yahoo or other email, Amazon, Ticketmaster, etc.). Home computers may save your passwords, but library computers will not.

Some accounts will also require 2-factor authentication on public computers, so bring your phone along in case you need to receive a code via text to access your accounts.