myPrint printing portal Quick Guide
Read how to use the printing portal
Mobile printing portal myPrint available also on the aalto open and eduroam networks
The myPrint printing portal (printportal.aalto.fi), used for mobile printing and managing print settings, is now also available on the aalto open and eduroam networks. Previously, the service had more limited availability and could be accessed via the aalto network or BYOD networks.
In the myPrint printing portal, you can edit the default settings you use for email printing and submit print jobs to your personal print queue via copy-and-paste.
Link to the portal:
See instructions for using the portal on the myPrint printing portal Quick Guide page.
For printing instructions and more information, visit
Questions?
For more information, please contact IT Service Desk (servicedesk@aalto.fi)
Mobile printing
Mobile printing is available for students and staff members at Aalto University with a valid Aalto email ID.
Printing at Aalto University
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