Print Censor Personal 5.50 Build 199 (Trial)

Print Censor Personal is a useful application that gathers valuable statistics about each print job: user name, computer name, document name, date and time, number of pages, number of copies, volume in bytes, priority status, paper size, color, whether it
Each time your employee prints a document, it costs your business anywhere between 1 and 5 cents, depending on paper format, type of printer, number and "amount" of colors used and so on. Color "photographic quality" copies can cost several times more.
Print Censor Personal can now eliminate these unnecessary expenses by setting individual printing quotas. Naturally, a secretary or an accountant may need a higher limit than other employees - that's why Print Censor is set to be very flexible.
The quota can also be easily increased when workload increases. Luckily, most employees are responsible and mature individuals who understand proper work ethics, eliminating the need to control them. But Print Censor can come in handy here as well.
After detailed analysis, you can decide how you can bring total expenses down by simply showing each employee his or her printing activity report.
Here are some key features of "Print Censor Personal":
· Saving the history of print jobs for local printers
· Saving the content of the print jobs for viewing
· Automatically saving print job for new printers
· Previewing print jobs in the queue
· Copying print jobs between network and local printers
· Protecting the settings of the program with a password
· Pausing all new print jobs
· Viewing the history of print jobs for local printers
Requirements:
· Less than 5MB of disk space
Limitations:
· Preview and print of the report are limited
· 45 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Added "Virtual Printer" option. For this printers the quotas and restrictions will be disabled.
· Added new version checking.
· Improved support for many Epson printers.
· Improved localization for messages.

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