#!/usr/local/bin/php Installing a Windows queue for a Windows7 computer that is NOT connected to the Campus Active Directory domain  
Using a Windows print queue on a computer that is not connected to the domain involves a few unusual steps.  However, the extra effort is usually worth it because the correct print driver for the device is automatically downloaded and installed for you, whuch can be very handy.
1.  You'll need to know the OPS number of the printer you wish to use.  That information is on a sticker (somewhere obvious) on the device itself.  Make note of the number before continuing.
2. Right-click on an unused area of the taskbar.
3. Select Properties.
4. Click on the Start Menu tab.
5. About 3/4 of the way down, locate the Run command setting. 

Make sure it's checked as shown.

Click OK.
6. Click OK again.
7. Click your Start button, then click Run.
8. Type in exactly as shown

   \\\papercut4.mps.sfu.ca\mps

and click OK.
9. It will take a while, but be patient.  Eventually you'll be asked for some credentials.

Enter your ID preceded by 

  ad.sfu.ca\

as shown here for that Kipling fellow.  Enter your regular password, check the Remember box, and click OK.
10.  After a few seconds, and all going well, you'll see a new window appearing showing an empty folder.  This is good!  Close the window (the red "X") and proceed to step 11.

If you do not see an empty folder or you get an error message, you typed something wrong somewhere along the way.  Retry from step 7.
11. Click on the Start button, then click Devices and Printers.
12. Click Add a printer.
13. Click Add a network, wireless ...
14. Click The printer that I want isn't listed ..., because it won't be.

 
15. Ensure that Select a shared printer by name is selected, as shown here.
 
16. Type in exactly as shown here

  \\\papercut4.mps.sfu.ca\
 
17. A list of all the printers in the MPS system will be presented (likely more than the short list shown here)
 
18. Select the printer you wish to use based on the OPS number I warned you about in step 1.
19. Click Next.
 
20. You'll (perhaps very briefly) a "connecting" message.
 
21. Ta-da, a printer.  Click Next.
22. And click Finish.

I wouldn't try to print a test page at this point unless Papercut is installed and configured, logged in and so on.  Just click Finish.
23. And there it is, your new printer.
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