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The Wright1 Card system will be unavailable during the following times due to system maintenance:

• Sunday, May 1, 2:00 p.m. through Monday, May 2, 4:00 p.m.

During this time, access to the following Wright1 Card services will be unavailable:

• Online deposits and account statements
• Sales at off-campus and on-campus merchants (Union Market will be open & accepting cash/credit card)
• Wright1 and credit card swipes at campus vending machines
• All pay-for-print card swipes at printing stations, copiers, and laundry (does not include Xerox printer card swipes)

During this time, the Wright1 Card office in 055 Student Union will also be closed.

For questions concerning this maintenance, please contact the CaTS Help Desk at (937) 775-4827 or email helpdesk@wright.edu.

What is Clutter?

Clutter is an email sorting tool available to all Wright State Office 365 users. Clutter moves your low priority messages out of your Inbox so you can easily scan for important messages. Clutter analyzes your email habits, and based on your past behavior, it determines the messages that you’re most likely to ignore. It then moves those messages to a folder called Clutter, where you can review them later. You can proactively train Clutter by marking items as Clutter or simply move the items to the Clutter folder. You control Clutter from the Outlook Web App (OWA) options menu. If you find items in your Clutter folder that shouldn’t be there, train Clutter by moving the message back to your inbox. 

Checking Your Clutter Folder

1. Log in to WINGS (http://wings.wright.edu) with your campus username and password.
2. Click the Email/Calendar button in the top right corner. This will automatically log you in to Office 365.
3. On the left-hand side of your email, select the Clutter folder.

Turning Off Your Clutter Folder

1. Log in to WINGS (http://wings.wright.edu) with your campus username and password.
2. Click the Email/Calendar button in the top right corner. This will automatically log you in to Office 365.
3. Click on the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner.
4. Select Mail at the bottom.
5. Select Clutter under Automatic Processing.
6. Deselect Separate items identified as clutter.
7. Select Save.

Note: To turn Clutter back on, follow steps 1 - 5, then select "Separate items identified as clutter" and click "Save"

Below are instructions to verify your workstation is connected to the Wright State domain. 
Note: Windows PCs are the only operating systems able to connect to the domain.

1. Open the 'Start' menu on your computer and select 'Computer'
   
2. In the bottom left-hand corner of your 'Computer' screen, the domain you are connected to will be listed. If you are on the university's domain, 'Domain: wright.edu' will be listed. 
   

If you have any questions confirming you are connected to the Wright State domain, call the CaTS Help Desk at (937) 775-4827, or email helpdesk@wright.edu.

Wright State Xerox printers allow you to print on multiple paper types, such as letterhead, envelopes, labels, and more. This guide gives instructions on this process. If you need further assistance, contact the CaTS Help Desk at (937) 775-4827 or send an email to helpdesk@wright.edu.

There are two ways to print to alternative media using Xerox printers.

Method #1: Secure Print Option (Recommended)

Method #2: Direct Print Option

Method #1: Secure Print Option (Recommended)

Note: This method uses the Secure Print option when printing your document. This is the preferred method as it does not interfere with other print jobs.

1. With your document open, select the Print function. This is usually located under the File menu in most applications.
2. Select the WSU_SECURE_PRINT_AD or WSU_SECURE_PRINT_NON_AD printer. If this option isn't available to you, visit the Secure Print website for installation instructions.
   
3. Select the Printer Properties button (usually located directly under the selected printer).
4. Under the Paper section, click on the drop-down arrow to the right.
5. Choose the paper size and type you want to print to (this example shows Letterhead).
   
6. Click OK.
7. Click Print. Enter your campus username and password if prompted.
   Note: Your print job has now been sent to the secure print queue, but won't print until you release the job by swiping your Wright1 Card or logging in to the printer.
8. Go to the printer, but wait to swipe your Wright1 Card or log in.
9. Open a printer tray and insert your desired media (letterhead, labels, etc.)
10. Once you close the tray, options will appear on the printer screen, asking you to confirm what type of media you placed in the tray.
11. Using the options at the bottom, select the size and type of the media you inserted. You must match this to the same setting you used earlier in steps 3-5.
12. Tap the Confirm button in the top right.
13. Swipe your Wright1 card, tap on the name of your print job, and then tap Print.
14. Once your print job is complete, open the tray and replace the original media (usually plain printer paper).
15. IMPORTANT: Once you close the tray, please follow steps 10-12 again to set the printer back to original settings. Failing to do this will stop further print jobs to this tray.

Method #2: Direct Print

Note: This method uses the Direct Print option, which will send your print job to your selected printer immediately. The drawback to this method is that the printer becomes unusable by anyone else until you have printed your document on the selected media. Printing with Method #1 above is recommended in order to avoid this situation.

1. With your document open, select the Print function. This is usually located under the File menu in most applications.
2. Select the printer you want to print to. If no printer is installed, visit the Direct Print website for installation instructions.
   
   
3. Select the Printer Properties button (usually located directly under the selected printer).
4. Under the Paper section, click on the drop-down arrow to the right.
5. Choose the paper size and type you want to print to (this example shows Letterhead).
   
6. Click OK.
7. Click Print. Enter your campus username and password if prompted.
   Note: Your print job has now been sent directly to the printer and is awaiting the selected media type.
8. Go to the printer. On the top left of the printer screen you should see a note that says "One or more queued jobs need resources."
   1. Reminder: At this point, no one else can print because the printer is waiting for you to insert your media and change the appropriate settings.
9. Open a printer tray and insert your desired media (letterhead, labels, etc.)
10. Once you close the tray, options will appear on the printer screen, asking you to confirm what type of media you placed in the tray.
11. Using the options at the bottom, select the size and type of the media you inserted. You must match this to the same setting you used earlier in steps 3-5.
12. Tap the Confirm button in the top right. Your job will now print.
13. Once your print job is complete, open the tray and replace the original media (usually plain printer paper).
14. IMPORTANT: Once you close the tray, please follow steps 10-12 again to set the printer back to original settings. Failing to do this will stop further print jobs to this tray.