====== How to Lock Print Jobs ====== A locked print job requires you to enter a pass code at the printer in order for the document to begin printing. This can be handy in several scenarios: * You don't want your print job to end up in someone else's print pile. * You don't want others to see your document(s). There are two ways to lock your print jobs. You can lock all of your jobs by default or you can do it on a per-job basis. ===== Lock a Single Print Job ===== - In the print dialog, select your printer and choose **Printer Properties**, or **Printer Preferences** (it may vary from application to application). - Change the **Job Type** dropdown menu from **Normal Print** to **Locked Print**. - Click the **Details** button. - Set the **User ID** to your first name. This will help you find your print at the printer. - Set the **Password** to up to 8 numbers. This will be the code you enter to unlock your job at the printer. - Click **OK**. - Print your document. ===== Lock Print Jobs by Default ===== The steps here are similar to [[teachers:adding_a_printer_code|adding a printer code]]. - Open the Start Menu. - Type **Devices and Printers** and open that result. - Right-click on the printer that you wish to lock jobs for. - In the context menu, select **Printing Preferences**. - Change the **Job Type** dropdown menu from **Normal Print** to **Locked Print**. - Click the **Details** button. - Set the **User ID** to your first name. This will help you find your print at the printer. - Set the **Password** to up to 8 numbers. This will be the code you enter to unlock your job at the printer. - Click **OK**. ====== Retrieving Locked Prints ====== In order for your job to actually print, you need to unlock it at the printer. - At the printer, push the **Printer** button. - Tap the **Print Jobs** button at the bottom of the screen. - Tap the print job with your User ID shown. - Tap the **Print** button on the right side of the screen. - Enter your print password on the keypad and tap OK. - When asked to confirm your print, tap Yes. {{:teachers:locked_print.webm?600x336|}}