HSLAB Print Logger SE 5.5.830.2010

HSLAB Print Logger SE Publisher's description:

from Print Logger

Control your printing spending by setting limit for printing! Ideal print administration program for business, enterprise, small business, small office, personal, family usage. The Print Logger limits program is created for a a print administration for printers at print server, based on Windows OSs family. The Print Logger inspects the print jobs on a computer, where Print Logger is set up. Main purpose of the program - accumulating of the data about sizes (in pages) of local print jobs and write it to the database for the following examination or making reports about printing activity. As business level software, The program allows you remote access to the statistics utilize any web browser or client software. Administrator can set permissions for the remote users to the statistical data about print jobs. Permissions can be defined actuality based on a login name, user's group associates or on Internet Protocol address of a workstation from which request the information. Such as client components utilize Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol protocol as a transport, data can be accessed utilize Local Area Network, wireless net or any Internet Protocol-based net including Internet. The HSLAB Print Logger can additionally analysis sizes of print jobs based on defined limits and prohibit printing, if the limits are exceeded (cost saving and analysis print). Limits for printing is actual efficient and great method for cost administration on printing in your company. Limiting printing actions for some staff, you can absolutely save on a toner for printers, paper (especially at a colour printing), accuse for adjustment and service for printers.

System Requirements:

Any computer with Microsoft® Windows NT/2000/XP/2003

Program Release Status: New Release
Program Install Support: Install and Uninstall

HSLAB Print Logger SE Version History:

HSLAB Print Logger SE 5.5.830.2010 added on: 28-08-2010 - actual version