Photocopying, printing and scanning
The myPrint photocopying, printing and scanning service provided via the myPrint portal will be discontinued shortly.
Users are advised not to load more credit into their myPrint account than they intend to use immediately. Unused credits will be refunded.
The Library System offers a technologically advanced photocopying, printing and scanning service, myPrint. With myPrint service you can easily photocopy, print, and scan through a self-service system, using peripheral printers installed at the University libraries. In just a few easy steps you can create an account on the myPrint portal using your University badge and directly manage the main activities online, such as uploading credit or sending documents to be printed.
The service is also available to guest users who have a Library System guest user card (PDF).
The myPrint service allows you to make copies using any of the printers available in the libraries and copying centres of the University. It is possible to send your printouts using any PC or personal device (laptops, smartphones, and tablets). It is also possible to scan documents, which are sent as PDF files directly to your e-mail address.
The myPrint service allows you to use a credit card to upload the amount of credit you want using designated machines located within the libraries or via the myPrint online portal.
Printing and copying service myPrint - Instructions
Service prices
| A4 black-and-white copy/print | Euro 0,04 |
| A4 colour copy/print | Euro 0,25 |
| A3 black-and-white copy/print | Euro 0,08 |
| A3 colour copy/print | Euro 0,50 |
| A4 black-and-white scan | Euro 0,01 |
| A4 colour scan | Euro 0,02 |
What kind of materials can be photocopied?
You can photocopy and print personal and library materials for personal use and research, according to copyright laws.
What cannot be photocopied? Precious or rare books, manuscripts, oversized books, music scores, photographs, and materials in poor condition or damaged. In case you need any of the aforementioned materials, please ask for assistance from the library where the document is held.
Copyright
You can photocopy and print parts of library materials for personal use and research, as provided for by the Italian copyright law (Law n. 633, April 22nd, 1941, Law n. 159, May 22nd 1993 and further modifications).
No commercial use of copies is allowed and users are held responsible for law infringements.