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G.R.I.D. Plotter Release Forms
Last revision November 25, 2008
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Click on the link below for the plotter you are using.
This will take you to the appropriate release form. You can only
access the release forms from the computers in the G.R.I.D. lab.
Connections from other computers will be rejected.
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Supply your SUNet ID on the Webauth page to get access to the release
form. You must be affiliated with the School of Earth Sciences or your
SUNet ID will be rejected. If your SUNet ID is rejected by mistake, contact
the G.R.I.D. lab managers.
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You may have
to wait a few minutes for the print job to appear on the release
form. Simply refresh the form page until your job appears (you will be
able to identify your job by the file name, computer name, and SUnet ID
contained in the job
number).
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On the form, please supply the P-T-A to be charged, the length and
width of the plot in inches, a faculty contact, your name, and the
purpose of the plot. Then click on
Release.
Your job will not print until you release it! Jobs will print in the
order released, not in the order submitted. If your job is not
released within 48 hours it will be discarded. The cost for plotting is
$1/square foot, so a 42" x 60" poster will cost $17.50.
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Ptolemy Release Form (36-inch paper)
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Escher Release Form (42-inch paper)
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You will be charged for all jobs you release to the Plotters (unless cancelled).
See Usage Policies regarding billing adjustments.
- Deleting/Cancelling Jobs
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If you realize that you have made a mistake or want to cancel your plot
for any reason before it starts printing, click on the link above for
the appropriate plotter release form and then choose your plot job from
the drop down menu and click the delete button. You will not be charged
for plot jobs deleted using the web form.
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If you want to cancel a job that is already printing, first make sure
that it has been deleted from the print queue (using the link above),
and then cancel the plot using the buttons on the plotter itself. If
you just cancel on the front panel without making sure the job is
deleted from the queue, pangea may try to print it again. Finally, send
an email to
the GRID lab managers
stating that you cancelled the plot job using the front panel. You must
specify the date, time, SUNet ID, account number, length, and width in
your original submission and the length and width of the actual paper
used during the aborted plot, so it can be identified in the accounting
database and the charge adjusted down.
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