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Try UTAX devices, they are becoming increasing popular I've heard.

PaperCut is a cheaper and effective solution compared with other software solutions I've come across.

we used these guys, http://www.e-sol.co.uk I think they specialise in education.

Could always go with Canon Photocopiers, pretty much the top dog

No not at all. I some times create PS, and PCL drivers pointed at the same IP. If you wanna just add a driver you can go to advanced and add it. I do this for pcs running x86 and x64

Alternative is Utax. Simular pricing but cheaper cost per click. Utax dealer that can prob give you a like 4 like quote try googling utax photocopiers company called esol

good bit of software. I have installed it on several occasion. NG is pretty basic, only used the full blown version

Hi Richard it must be a fault with the printer then. Does it every produce this page when its off the network?

i suppose some people dont check around or do their homework. I imagine alot of them also re sign after a yr!!

that dealer is famous for doing those kinds of deals i believe.

i would check the oki site to see if there is a newer version. Do you not have a printer/copier company that looks after all your devices. They should be solving this issue

I have asked around here and somebody might have a solution, i'll keep you posted. I do remember having a simular issue with a oki printer always ending a print job with tens of pages with numbers. I later found out it was the driver. Strangely the driver had worked fine for around a year, then suddenly one day this problem happened. Have you downloaded the latest drivers? or changed driver type?

I'm having very odd issues with Outlook 2011 on the mac. I connect to a exchange server and its seems to be working fine but when i receive to many emails in one thread (same subject) outlook crashes. Also sometime when i launch outlook around 10 open and i have to close 9 outlook screens. Any one experience this? Or know of a fix

So Richard. The oki printer is printing correctly but every now and then it is self generating what looks to be a specific test print out?

always used a start up script my self. Check google for ideas

yes your right. If you have a post script license i would use the postscript driver, if not try the latest pcl5e. Not the PCL6

have you done a self test on the printer? Also try speaking to your printer provider they should assist you.

The UFR driver was developed by Canon so that should solve any driver related problem. Make sure you have the latest driver as well.

Guess it depends on how critical back up is to your business. Worth looking at your business model or infrastructure. There may be other areas where you can streamline and save costs to which you can get a better back up system.

Oops.. Not wearing the right glasses today :s

Does it have to 100mb leased line? There other options available depending on what you are after.

Group policys or some management software.

papercut is pretty good. If you combine it with a managed print service then you should be able to drive down the monthly costs. Who do you guys go to?

what you paying per copy or print? Best way is to figure out your volume then see what pence your paying for colour and mono. If your printing in a school then you should be on a much lower cost than private companies. I think 4.5-5p colour is a good price for schools.

I have actually installed and managed papercut and its pretty easy to use. I would recommend integrating it with your photocopiers, and bin those printers!!