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Poster Printer

There is a large format poster printer located in HAMP 4257. Access to the poster printer in only available from the machine next to the printer. This machine has Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Illustrator, and Publisher loaded. There are two types of paper available (plain and glossy) available in two sizes (36" and 42" wide). If you need to have the paper changed, please send a message to sciencehelp@purdue.edu.

The poster printer can become very busy before major conferences. There is a sign-up sheet located on the door of HAMP 4257 during the high-volume times.

Printers

EAPS has four shared network printers. These are:

  • HAMP2296lbw1 - HP LaserJet 8150dn
  • HAMP2169mlco1 - HP Color LaserJet 4525 (color)
  • HAMP3277lbw2 - HP LaserJet P4015
  • HAMP4257lbw1 - HP LaserJet 8100dn

There is also an HP Portable Printer available for checkout. Please see Dee for assistance.

Projectors

There is one available for checkout. Please see one of the admins in HAMP2169 to make a reservation.

Video conferencing

Purdue has a license agreement with WebEx which allows users to use WebEx Conferencing (formerly known as "Adobe Connect") to conduct video conferences. WebEx Conferencing is available at: Log in to WebEx 

If you have your own microphone and web cam, you can use that with Zoom. It may also be used from most smartphones by downloading the Zoom app. If not, you can check out the department's video conferencing cart, which has a computer, camera, and microphone. To reserve the cart, send an e-mail to sciencehelp@purdue.edu.

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