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How to Use the WEPA

One of the many resources the DSLCC Library offers is the ability to print. We utilize a Wireless Everywhere Print Anywhere (WEPA) print kiosk, and I'll walk you through the steps below!

First, make sure to purchase a WEPA print card. $1 or $2 cards are available at the Library's circulation desk (cash only) or at the DSLCC Bookstore (cash/credit/debit), located in the Moomaw Center.

Once you have your print card, go to wepanow.com and click the Login button in the top right corner. Choose Dabney S. Lancaster Community College from the School drop-down menu, then login using your myDabney username and password.

After you login, click on Document Upload located in the black menu bar. Click on the Choose your file... button and select the document you're needing to print. If you're working in Google Docs or OneDrive, be sure that you save your document to your computer as a Word document or a PDF. If you need assistance with this step, just ask us!

Next, choose your print options and click Send print options. You'll then receive a code - either jot it down or, if you're working on a laptop, take your laptop over to the WEPA printer. This is located in the Library near the computers, beside the set of windows.

At the WEPA kiosk, choose the I have a WEPA code option and enter your code. From there, follow the on-screen instructions to finish printing your document.

If you have questions or run into issues at any stage of the process, don't hesitate to ask a Library staff member for assistance. We're always happy to help! :)

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