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I am looking into using print quotas in an effort to track costs usage etcand stop unwanted printing. A ...
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17th April 2007, 04:36 PM #1
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Print Quotas - Cheapest solution for small primary
Hi
I am looking into using print quotas in an effort to track costs usage etcand stop unwanted printing. A number of solutions do exist and we may just bite the bullitt and spend the cash, but I thought I would see if there were any cheaper alternatives to the established players - open source etc. We only have two colour lasers (HP 4600cn) and two B&W dells. We have a new canon photocopier(colour) and it's printer driver pulls users off the copier and uses a pin code system to allow both copying and printing - this has proved very effective and has cut our copier usage by 20% in this quarter! - I really would like to do the same with the HP's.
Thanks for any input
Simmo
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17th April 2007, 05:16 PM #2 Re: Print Quotas - Cheapest solution for small primary
If you have the time to commit to setting it up, Pykota is supposed to be a good open source solution.
Otherwise it's the usual suspects, Print Manager Plus or PCounter. PCounter is my preferred solution.
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17th April 2007, 05:31 PM #3 Re: Print Quotas - Cheapest solution for small primary
You will find a PyKota howto in the *nix forum 
Also do a search on the site.
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