With just a simple drag & drop to the PrintDirect icon on the desktop the utility will print the file on the default printer. Or, double click on the icon and select any printer from the list. PrintDirect utility also features a scheduler for unattended...
PrintEco Software employs smart algorithms that optimize the content you are printing so it can fit on a smaller number of pages. PrintEco saves you valuable time, making you more productive. You can track and measure the amount of time, money, and carbon...
Printer usage monitoring is essential in almost any business, especially businesses that rely on large amounts of printing. Printing can get very expensive and in larger businesses especially, it is very important to have a budget and stick to it. Printer...
Printer Control is a simple commandline app to control the default printer. Pause, Clear Queue, Resume. Use for example to run a game but stop any accidental printing. Run a batchfile/script that pauses printing, runs the game, clears the print queue,...
Your Swiss Army Knife on any printer problems. Many Microsoft Windows users experience problems with printing. Before Windows 8 operating systems include no tools for repair printer problems. Furthermore new tools for fix printer in Windows 8 don't...
Printer Guard is an Inkjet printer head and nozzle anti-clog software! We designed Printer Guard to keep the ink flowing in the printer head and nozzles always. The biggest breakdown complaint with almost all inkjet printers is clogged printer heads due...
Track billing codes, enforce a page limit per job, log all printing activity, and assign a cost per page to each printer. Generate detailed printing reports broken down by user, billing code, computer, or printer. Reports can be saved as PDF or Excel...
The Printer Problem Solver is designed to take care of your spool jam problem fast and with just a few easy clicks of your mouse! There's nothing to install and nothing to edit! Anyone can use this powerful utility without any real knowledge of printers...
