You can use a printer near you in several common places depending on your location:

• University campuses often have public printers available for students, staff, and sometimes external members. For example, Heidelberg University offers Ricoh pull-print multifunction devices across campus that allow printing from anywhere via a web portal or mobile device, with payment via student ID or CampusCard

. Carnegie Mellon University and NYU Courant also provide numerous public printer locations across their campuses with various printing and scanning options

• Public libraries usually have printers available for public use. The Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich, for instance, has printers in multiple reading rooms

. Other libraries like UBC and Mount Holyoke College also provide public printers at various locations within the library buildings

• Copy and print shops or kiosks in cities and university towns offer printing services, often including color and black & white printing, scanning, and copying. Some drugstores like DM in Germany may have printing kiosks that can print PDFs and photos directly from mobile devices or USB drives

• Office supply stores such as Office Depot provide self-service printing where you can email your document and print it in-store using their self-service printers

• Internet cafes or small copy shops in many cities also offer printing services, especially near universities or business districts

To find the nearest printer location, you can check local university or library websites for public printer maps or use print location search services online that list nearby print kiosks and copy shops

. In summary, the most common places to use a printer near you include:

• University campuses (if you have access)
• Public libraries
• Copy and print shops or kiosks
• Office supply stores with self-service printing
• Internet cafes or small local copy shops

If you specify your city or area, I can provide more precise locations.