Lower your printing expenses by setting quotas for printing. HSLAB Print Logger logs and limits all printing activities on network print server. Monitoring set of print job parameters, software records information into XML database that lets users operate...
4X UltraSaver reduces your printer ink consumption by up to 75% so that you can extend ink yield up to 4 times (4X). Simply choose 4X UltraSaver from your print window and then choose your ink savings using the Smart Ink Control savings dial. 4X...
Print Manager controls all incoming jobs in your organization. It automatically pauses all incoming jobs, until an operator verifies and prints them. It is simple, and easy. Its shows the computer name where the job is coming from. You simply click the...
Print Explorer is an application that controls all printing activity. This spy solution allows you to manage printing and monitor your printing cost. All of these are possible because using it you can see the number of printed pages and their cost. Print...
This application was developed to solve one main problem. In Windows the only way to print hundreds of files across multiple folders is by opening each folder, highlighting all files, right clicking and printing. This application will accept one root...
Want to cut your ink and paper usage down to size? Tired of printing filler and white space? ecoPrint2, Pro Ink, and Paper Saver is a print manager with ecology in mind. ecoPrint2 Pro's ink-saving functionality can reduce up to 75% of your ink usage and...
Solidata PDF Writer is an easy-to-use and free PDF (Portable Document Format) creation tool for Windows. Solidata PDF Writer installs an additional 'virtual' printer which can be used to save PDF (Portable Document Format) files directly from Word, Excel,...
Screen Capture is a lightweight, easy to used screen capture tool that allows you to easily capture and annotate anything on the screen including windows, objects, menus, full screen, rectangular regions. You can choose to send screen captures to editor,...
