Printers

• Color Printing
• Epson Stylus 500. The Epson Stylus 500 is not networked and must be connected to the computer from which you wish to print. The driver for this computer on Macintoshes is labeled Epson Color. The driver for this printer (Epson Stylus Color 500) is also installed on the PC's attached to the GCD, voltammetric apparatus, and IR equipment in the Instrument Room. (posted: 26 August 1999)
• Epson Stylus 850N. This printer is networked and is currently found next to the GCD in the Instrument Room.  On PC's the printer is usually called Epson Stylus Color ESC/P 2 or Epson Stylus Color 850.  If you have problems printing, check the printer's properties and make sure that the driver is either Epson Stylus Color ESC/P 2 or Epson Stylus Color 850 and that the port is \\MYRIN\CHEMEPSON.  (posted: 26 August 1999)
• Hewlett Packard Series 400. This printer is currently connected to the Perkin-Elmer Series 4 HPLC but can be connected to any DOS- or Windows-based computer if drivers are installed. Different cartridges must be installed for black and white and color printing. (posted: 16 April 1999)
• Black and White Laser Printing
• Hewlett Packard Series 4000.  This type of printer is currently found in the Instrumentation Lab (Pfahler 316) and in the Student Write-Up Area in Pfahler 308.  This printer is networked and has a resolution of up to 1200 dpi.  On PC's the printer is usually called HP LaserJet 4000 PCL 6.  If you have problems printing to the printer in the Instrumentation Laboratory, check the printer's properties and make sure that the driver is HP LaserJet 4000 PCL 6 and the port is \\MYRIN\CHEM_HP_3D_FLOOR. (updated: 7 March 2000)
• Apple LaserWriters.  Two different Apple LaserWriters are found in the Student Write-Up Areas in Pfahler 305 and 311.  These computers are networked. (posted: 7 March 2000)

Computers

• SGI in Science Resource Center (Pfahler 112)
• Spartan is installed on this computer.  This is a full-featured modeling program that allows one to perform molecular mechanical, semi-empirical, ab initio, and density functional calculations.  Much more powerful than MacSpartan. (posted: 26 August 1999)
• Macintoshes in Science Resource Center (Pfahler 112)
• These computers have installed Word (with equation editor), Excel (with Solver), Kaleidograph, and ChemDraw. (posted: 26 August 1999)
• PC's in Science Resource Center (Pfahler 112)
• These computers have Word and Excel installed on them. (posted: 26 August 1999)
• Computers in Student Write-Up Areas
• These computers are for the use of Chemistry research students in each area. All computers are PC's that are equipped with Pentium 266 or 166 MHz processors.  The same software is loaded as can be found on computers in computer laboratories around campus. (updated: 7 March 2000))
• Computers in Instrument Room
First priority for these computers are for students who are using the instruments attached to the computers. (posted: 26 August 1999)