Papercut Script help

[stan780953]

Hi

 

I'm hoping someone may be able to help me!!

 

I'm looking to create a script in Papercut which will automatically convert email and web site print jobs to mono/duplex

 

At a later date I would like to add a question to the end user, asking if they would like to convert their web site print to mono.

 

Hope this makes sense and would really appreciate any help as it's hurting my brain. :-)

[howartp]

Hi.

 

Purely be fluke I was reading another thread yesterday from a couple of years ago, trying to achieve the same.

 

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/enterprise-software/154756-papercut-script.html

 

I'll be doing similar today/tomorrow if you're still stuck.

 

(edit: just noticed it was only last week, not years ago - I was reading old scripts at the same time!)

Edited June 17, 2015 by howartp

[stan780953]

Hi,

 

Thank you very much for the prompt reply.

 

I've tried the script in the said thread and it does exactly what I need for emails but is there a way I can specify to only prompt user with a message when printing from the web.

[howartp]

I'll have to come back to you on that.

[stan780953]

Thanks again!!

 

I've manged to do it my adding in https to the line below and this works fine for Internet Explorer print but is no good for Firefox or Google Chorme as the spool names are different so I suppose a prompt for every colour print and auto convert any email is the way forward.

 

 

 

var EMAIL_APPLICATION_TITLES = ['https', 'Microsoft Outlook', 'Microsoft Office Outlook', 'outbind://' ];

[howartp]

Thanks again!!

 

I've manged to do it my adding in https to the line below and this works fine for Internet Explorer print but is no good for Firefox or Google Chorme as the spool names are different so I suppose a prompt for every colour print and auto convert any email is the way forward.

 

 

 

var EMAIL_APPLICATION_TITLES = ['https', 'Microsoft Outlook', 'Microsoft Office Outlook', 'outbind://' ];

 

That will only work for https webpages, it won't capture regular http webpages...