Information Technology Solutions

Install PaperCut on your device

RRC Polytech uses PaperCut print management software, allowing you to install, access, and use RRC networked printers on your tablet or laptop.

NOTE: Open Install PaperCut on your Mac for your specific installation instructions.


Install PaperCut on your device

  1. In your Windows search box at the bottom left corner of the taskbar and type \\studentprintndc.academic.rrc.ca\PaperCut Client (ensuring to leave a space between PaperCut and Client), and then press the Enter key or click the search result.

    NOTE: The path above will work for all RRC campuses, regardless of their location, and even though NDC is in the path name.

    type studentprintndc.academic.rrc.ca\PaperCut Client

  2. Double-click Install on the PaperCut Client menu.
    click install
  3. On the Open File – Security Warning menu, click Run.
    click run
  4. Once the installation is complete, restart your device.
  5. When the PaperCut login screen opens, type in your College user name and password, then click OK to access your PaperCut account.

    NOTE: You can select Remember my identity to have the PaperCut Client remember your username and password for future use. If you opt not to do this now, you will have another opportunity to do so during your next login.

    log in username and password

  6. When the PaperCut Balance window opens at the top right‑hand corner of your desktop screen, click the Details… link for your balance, your recent print jobs, and to add credit.
    papercut widget

Two additional steps

NOTE: After installing PaperCut on your device, you must complete two additional steps in order to print documents from your device.

  1. Open the Student PaperCut webpage for instructions to add credit to your PaperCut account and for more PaperCut features.
  2. Open the Install a College printer on your device webpage to print from your device.


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