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transitioning to universal print queue and remote campus distribution of printing and copying services

Our paper demonstrates how University of Texas at San Antonio's Office of Information Technology (OIT), Student Computing Services revolutionized student printing and copying at the University of Texas at San Antonio with "Print-Spot". Students were limited to three physical locations on two campuses with a total of 15 printers to obtain their printouts. Through our Pint-Spot printing program we are able to provide students the capability to print from anywhere to anywhere including from home to campus. During this time of austere budgets and finances we are able to lower the costs of student printing on campus for the colleges, the students and OIT, as-well-as remove the burden of providing copy capability from UTSA's Auxiliary Business Services, while improving the capabilities and the management of student printing and copying campus wide.