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Papercut Software International
PaperCut NG lets you limit and control printer use within your organization.
Whether you're an IT manager or an academic administrator, PapaCutNG is the perfect way to create quotas and monitor usage for everyone who accesses your organization's printers.
Your resources, under control
Whether you're an IT manager or an academic administrator, PapaCutNG is the perfect way to create quotas and monitor usage for everyone who accesses your organization's printers.
Your resources, under control
- Go green. Allowing students or employees unlimited printer access can lead to wastefulness. Limit individual usage, or charge for printing.
- Track crucial usage data. Integrate with your existing directories to
What's New
Version 14.0 (Build 26241):
Fixes:
- Fixed issues limiting admin access to a subset of printers or user groups (since 14.0).
- Google Cloud Print:
- Fixed issues causing GCP jobs to remained in the "Queued" state and not be processed by PaperCut.
- Fixed issue using Copy Printer Settings to publish multiple printers to GCP at once, if the list of target printers included the template printer.
- Email to Print:
- Fixed the default port when configuring email server connection details for the first time.
- Fixed some options displaying incorrectly in some languages.
- Fixed issues delegating access to add and remove secondary email addresses (when using admin groups and/or when allowing read-only access to users).
- Mobile Client:
- Fixed a caching issue that was causing an "Error Loading Page" message for some users.
- Fixed a problem that allowed pending jobs from a mobile device to be visible to other users of the same device.
- Allow scrolling the content of print script dialogs on touch-screen devices.
- Print Archiving on Linux can now more reliably generate job images when the archive directory is an NFS share.
- Fixed a possible error in the Print Provider that may occur in rare cases when watermarking Canon PostScript or XPIF spool files.
- Fixed some cases of Web Print not successfully printing PDF to PostScript printers when using Xpdf.
- This release does not contain a database upgrade.
Version 14.0 (Build 26241):
Fixes:
- Fixed issues limiting admin access to a subset of printers or user groups (since 14.0).
- Google Cloud Print:
- Fixed issues causing GCP jobs to remained in the "Queued" state and not be processed by PaperCut.
- Fixed issue using Copy Printer Settings to publish multiple printers to GCP at once, if the list more...
Requirements
- Intel/PPC
- OS X 10.4 or later (Client)
- OS X 10.6 or later (Server)
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| Downloads:12,902 |
| Version Downloads:82 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Author Tools |
| License:Demo |
| Date:12 Feb 2014 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $515.00 |
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PaperCut NG lets you limit and control printer use within your organization.
Whether you're an IT manager or an academic administrator, PapaCutNG is the perfect way to create quotas and monitor usage for everyone who accesses your organization's printers.
Your resources, under control
Whether you're an IT manager or an academic administrator, PapaCutNG is the perfect way to create quotas and monitor usage for everyone who accesses your organization's printers.
Your resources, under control
- Go green. Allowing students or employees unlimited printer access can lead to wastefulness. Limit individual usage, or charge for printing.
- Track crucial usage data. Integrate with your existing directories to create user accounts, or monitor printer usage amongst individual departments.
- Get started quickly. PaperCut NG is easy to implement, so you'll be up and running in no time.
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I know that we all need bound technical manuals but if they're popular and useful then management should be buying single copies for a departmental library rather than people printing whole volumes for themselves.
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Donmontalvo rated on 05 May 2013
modicum rated on 15 May 2012