PaperCut NG 10.7 User Manual


Table of Contents

Preface
About This Guide
Expectations & Prerequisites
Terminology used in this document
Notice
1. Introduction
What is PaperCut NG?
Benefits
Key Features
System Requirements
How does PaperCut NG work?
Key Concepts
Understanding the print process flow
Architecture Overview
The Top-Ten Hidden Features!
One: Zero-install Client Deployment
Two: Remote Administration
Three: Web Print
Four: Shared Accounts
Five: Secondary Servers and Local Printers
Six: Scripting
Seven: Customizable Web Interface
Eight: XML Web Services and Command-line Control
Nine: 3rd Party Database Support
Ten: The Development Team
2. Installation
Installation on Windows
Step 1 - System Requirements & Network Setup
Step 2 - Print queue configuration
Step 3 - Download and install
Step 4 - Configuration Wizard
Step 5 - Printer Configuration
Step 6 - Sharing Client Software
Step 7 - Testing
What next?
Installation on Apple Mac
Step 1 - System Requirements
Step 2 - Print Queue Setup
Step 3 - Download and install
Step 4 - Configuration Wizard
Step 5 - Printer Configuration
Step 6 - Sharing Client Software
Step 7 - Testing
What next?
Installation on Novell OES Linux (iPrint)
Step 1 - System Requirements & Printer Setup
Step 2 - Create the host user account and firewall settings
Step 3 - Download and installing
Step 4 - Configuration Wizard
Step 5 - Printer/iPrint Configuration
Step 6 - Sharing Client Software
Step 7 - Testing
What next?
Installation on Linux (CUPS and/or Samba)
Step 1 - System Requirements
Step 2 - Create the host user account and firewall settings
Step 3 - Download and installing
Step 4 - Configuration Wizard
Step 5 - Printer Configuration
Step 6 - Sharing Client Software
Step 7 - Testing
What next?
3. Implementation by Example
Scenario: The Small School
Requirements
Implementation
Scenario: The Large School
Requirements
Implementation
Scenario: The University
Requirements
Implementation
Scenario: The Small Business
Requirements
Implementation
Scenario: The Medium to Large Business
Requirements
Implementation
Scenario: The Public Library or Internet Cafe/Kiosk
Requirements
Implementation
4. Quick Tour
Navigation
Tabs
Actions
Buttons
Crumb Trail
Status Messages
Fields
Sections
Users
Groups
Accounts
Printers
Internet
Reports
Cards
Options
Application Log
About
Basic User Operations
Basic Printer Operations
Client Software
Demonstrating the client software and account selection process
Interface Levels
Admin Access
User Access
Assigning Administrator Level Access
Charting, Statistics, Reports and Logs
Charts
Reports
Logging
5. Services for Users
Introduction
User Client
User Client Deployment
User Web Pages
Summary
Environmental Impact
Shared Accounts
Rates
Use Card
Add Credit
Transfers
Transaction History
Recent Print Jobs
Recent Internet Use
Jobs Pending Release
Web Print
Mobile User Web Pages
Gadgets/Widgets and more...
Paper-Less Alliance Widget
Windows Vista Gadgets
Web Widgets
6. Advanced User Management
Groups in PaperCut NG
Setting up quota allocations
Custom Quota Scheduling Periods
Advanced User Quota Management
Automated Quota Allocation Example
New User Creation Rules
Bulk User Operations
Example 1: Bulk operation on a user group
Example 2: Bulk operation on an ad-hoc list of users
Additional information
Using Overdrafts
Batch User Data Import and Update
Batch User Import File Format
Batch User Card/Identity Update
Batch User Card/Identity Update File Format
Looking up card numbers in an external database
Database lookup configuration
Testing
Disabling user printing with time latches
User Management Quick Reference
7. Advanced Printer Management
Adding and Removing/Deleting/Ignoring Printers
On Windows
On Mac
On Linux
The Template Printer
Copying Printer Settings
Renaming a printer
Disabling printers with time latches
Managing printing using differential charging
Charging modes available
How duplex discounts are calculated
Using filters and restrictions
Reduce printer jams
Controlling documents on slow Inkjets
Automatically deleting duplicate jobs
Force sensible use
Automatically deny documents based on file extension or name
Control who can print in color (Advanced)
Advanced Setups
Managing printer groups
Suggested best practises for naming printer groups
Cost Adjustments
Popup Authentication
Where Popup authentication is used
How does popup authentication work?
Macs and popup authentication
Configuration
Color Detection
Limitations of Page-Level Color Detection
Watermarking/Job Annotation
Typical Uses
Requirements
Enabling Watermarking
Digital Signatures in Detail (Advanced)
Troubleshooting
Behavior on Server Connection Failures
Failure Mode Settings
Toner Levels (for supported printers)
How toner level information is retrieved?
Printer Quick Reference
Refunding Print Jobs
Enabling End-User Refunds
Managing Refunds
Admin Notifications
User Notifications
Custom Printer Fields
Defining Custom Printer Fields
8. Shared Accounts
Creating a Shared Account
The Template Account
Account Naming Guidelines
Client / Matter Naming Model
Project / Phase Naming Model
Customer / Job Naming Model
Client Security
Using account security with PIN/codes
The Account Selection Popup
Standard Account Selection Popup
Advanced Account Selection Popup
Manager Mode Popup
Automatically charge to a shared account
Account Selection in Non-Domain Environments (Workgroups)
Batch Shared Account Import and Update
Batch Account Import File Format
Shared Account Synchronization
Synchronization Options
Bulk Shared Account Operations
Shared Account Quota Allocation
Advanced Shared Account Options
9. Reports
Report types
User Reports
Printer Reports
Print Log Reports
Internet Use Reports
Group Reports
Shared Accounts Reports
Transaction Reports
Environmental Impact Reports
Ratio Reports
Period Comparison Reports
Report Formats
Combining Filters and Reports
Scheduling and Emailing Reports
Usage
Details
Advanced Reporting Options
10. Hold/Release Queues & Print Release Stations
Release Station Interfaces
Standard Release Station
Manager-mode web-based release station
Web-based release station within the admin pages
End-user web-based release station
Hold/Release Usage Scenarios
Saving paper and toner
Secure Printing
Pay per print (e.g. Library or Internet Cafe)
Expensive Printers (Approved Printing)
Unauthenticated printing
Release Station Configuration
Enabling hold/release support on a printer
Hold/Release Queue Managers
Standard Release Station Configuration
End-User Web Based Release Interface Configuration
11. Find Me Printing and Printer Load Balancing
Find Me Printing
Implementation by Example
Find Me Printing and Web-Based Release
Requirements For Job Redirection (Load Balancing or Find Me Printing)
Compatibility Testing
Find Me Printing Implementation Checklist
Advanced Configuration
Overriding cost and filter settings
Mixed Color and Grayscale Printers
Cross-Server Job Redirection
Printer Load Balancing
Example 1: Simple Load Balancing
Find Me Printing and Printer Load Balancing FAQ
12. System Management
Overview
User and Group Synchronization
Sync Source
Sync Source Options
Sync Options
Secondary Sync Source (Advanced)
Manual Synchronization
Importing Card/Identity numbers from Active Directory or LDAP
On Demand User Creation
Using Active Directory for user synchronization
Using LDAP for user synchronization
Assigning Administrator Level Access
Assigning Administrator Access to a Group
Assigning Administrator Access to a User
System Backups
Performing an Online Backup
Restoring a Backup
Performing Offline Backups
Backup File Retention
System Notifications and Emailing
Configuring Notifications
System Notifications (for Administrators)
Testing Notification Methods
System Security Options
Application Server Connections
Provider Connection Security
Environmental Impact
Using the Config Editor
13. TopUp/Pre-Paid Cards
Cards by Example
The User's Perspective
The Administrator's Perspective
The Card System
Creating New Cards
Overview and Definitions
Using the Card Wizard
TopUp/Pre-Paid Card Tips
Using a Card
14. Configuring Secondary Print Servers and Locally Attached Printers
Configuring a Windows Secondary Print Server
Step 1 - Ensure primary server is set up correctly
Step 2 - Ensure firewall software is set to allow access to port 9191
Step 3 - Install the print provider
Step 4 - Configuration
Step 5 - Test
Automated Install
Configuring a Macintosh Secondary Print Server
Step 1 - Ensure primary server is set up correctly
Step 2 - Ensure firewall software is set to allow access to port 9191
Step 3 - Create the host user account
Step 4 - Install the print provider
Step 5 - Configuration
Step 6 - Test
Configuring a Linux or Novell iPrint Secondary Print Server
Step 1 - Ensure primary server is set up correctly
Step 2 - Ensure firewall software is set to allow access to port 9191
Step 3 - Account setup
Step 4 - Install the Print Provider
Step 5 - Configuration
Step 6 - Test
Print Monitoring Architecture
Multiple Print Servers
Automating Secondary Server Deployment on Windows
15. Net Control in Detail
How Internet Control works
Data-based control
Time-based control
Proxy server configuration
Proxy authentication
Denying access to users without credit
Internet Control service setup
Single/primary server installation
Secondary server installation
Verifying the Net Control service setup
Internet Control Settings
Internet usage costs
Ignored Domains and users
16. Advanced Customization
Customizing the User Client Tool window
Limiting the list of interface languages/translations
Customizing the User web pages
Look & Feel
Login Instructions
Custom Printer Maps for Web Print
Customizing The Administration Web Interface
Customizing Report Headers
Data Access and Custom Reports
Plain Text Print Log
Automation and Scripting
Custom User Directory Information Providers
17. Advanced Scripting
Introduction
Prerequisites
How to Use Print Scripts
Tips for Print Scripts
Print Script API Reference
Script Hooks (Entry Points)
Script Inputs
Script Actions
Print Script Requirements (Advanced)
18. Licensing and Support
Installing a License
Technical Support & Further Information
19. Deployment on an External Database (RDBMS)
Overview
Why use an external RDBMS?
Supported Databases
Upsizing to an External RDBMS
Step 1 - Stop PaperCut NG
Step 2 - Perform a backup of the existing data
Step 3 - Create a new database in the external RDBMS
Step 4 - Change the PaperCut NG connection details
Step 5 - Initialize the new database
Step 6 - Load the data into the new database
Step 7 - Restart PaperCut NG
Database specific configuration
Configuring Microsoft SQL Express
Configuring MySQL
Configuring Oracle (and Oracle Express Edition)
20. Web Print (Driver-less printing via a web browser)
Key Features
Introduction to Web Print
Supported Applications and File Formats
Security Considerations
Setting Up Web Print
Simple Mode Setup
Sandbox Mode Setup
Web Print Testing and Feature Tour
Web Print Configuration
Print Options for Web Print Jobs
Designing Printer Maps / Custom Printer Selection Lists
Advanced Web Print Configuration
Troubleshooting Web Print Problems
XPS Viewer Installation Instructions
21. Clustering and High Availability
About Clustering
Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) on Windows
Mode 1 - Clustering at the Print Provider layer
Mode 2 - Clustering at all application layers
Clustering Tips
Microsoft Failover Cluster Manager (MSFCM)
Mode 1 - Clustering at the Print Provider layer
Mode 2 - Clustering at all application layers
Clustering Tips
Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) on Windows
Mode 1 - Clustering at the Print Provider layer
Novell Cluster Services (NCS) on Novell OES Linux
Mode 1 - Clustering at the print provider layer
Mode 2 - Clustering at all application layers
Client/Workstation Configuration
22. PaperCut NG on Linux
The Installation Process
Manual extraction
The install process
Linux Print Queue Integration
Advanced Configuration & Logs
Backups & System Management
User Directory and Authentication
Standard Unix
Samba/Windows Domain
Custom
Unix Command-Line Release Station Client
Installing the Command-Line Release Station Client
Removing PaperCut NG from a Linux server
Linux FAQ
23. Print Authentication
About Authentication and Printing
What is authentication?
Why does authentication pose a problem?
How does PaperCut NG address authentication?
Handling Unauthenticated (non-domain) Laptops
Option 1: Popup Authentication for Unauthenticated Laptops
Option 2: Release Station Authentication for Unauthenticated Laptops
The Authentication Cookbook - Recipes by example
Windows systems with generic logins
Windows laptops that do not authenticate against a domain
Windows print server using LDAP or eDirectory authentication
Mac OS X systems with generic user accounts
Mac OS X systems using domain authentication via Open Directory
Mac OS X systems using domain authentication via Windows Active Directory
Mac OS X laptops (or single user systems) printing to Windows print queues
Linux Workstations in a lab environment with printers hosted on a Windows server
Linux Workstations in a lab environment with printers hosted on Linux CUPS server
Linux laptops (or single user systems)
Multiuser Unix terminal servers
Further Recommendations
24. Mac Printing in Detail
Mac hosted print queues
Step 1: Installing the printers on the server
Step 2: Enable Printer Sharing
Step 3: Set up the printers on the workstations (pointing to the shared server queues)
Publishing the printer via Workgroup Manager
Unauthenticated systems (e.g. Laptops)
Windows hosted print queues
Scenario One: My Own Mac (Single User)
Scenario Two: The Multi-User Mac with Popup Authentication
Scenario Three: Multi-user Macs using LDAP or Active Directory authentication
Scenario Four: Mac OS X Server
Additional information and tips
Eliminating PopUp Authentication via Mac Login Hook
25. Running in a Workgroup Environment
Option 1: Common username and passwords on all systems
Option 2: Authenticating via popup
26. Managing Guests and Internal Users
Internal Users (users managed by PaperCut NG)
Implementation by Example
Internal Users Options
Changing Internal User Passwords
Batch Internal User Import and Update
27. Multiple Personal Accounts
Why use multiple personal accounts?
Separating Quota and Cash
Independently Managed Work Areas
Configuration
Enabling Multiple Personal Accounts
How Account Priorities Work
Configuring the Cash/Payment Account
Why can't I delete accounts?
Other Options
Configuration Examples
Example 1: Separate Cash/Quota Accounts
Example 2: Department/Faculty Quotas (Advanced)
A. Tools - database, server-command scripting, and APIs (Advanced)
Server Commands (server-command)
Accessing Server Commands remotely
Available Commands
Database Tool (db-tools)
export-db Command
import-db Command
init-db Command
delete-old-logs Command
The XML Web Services API
Web Services Example Code
Security
SSL/HTTPS Key Generation
Re-create the self-signed certificate
Using a custom signed SSL key
Importing an existing SSL key
User Client Options
Stopping and Starting the Application Server
Stopping and Starting the Application Server on Windows
Stopping and Starting the Application Server on Mac
Stopping and Starting the Application Server on Linux
Automating / Streamlining Installation on Windows
Importing Print Job Details
B. Troubleshooting & Technical FAQ's
C. Advanced LDAP Configuration
LDAP Server Default Configuration
Standard (Unix / Open Directory)
Novell eDirectory Defaults
Microsoft Active Directory Defaults
D. Proxy server configuration
Configuring Microsoft ISA Server 2004/2006
Configuring Squid Proxy
Squid authentication with LDAP / Active Directory
Restricting Internet Access for users without credit
E. Capacity Planning
Database Sizing and Growth
Internal database growth
SQL Server database growth
Sample database growth calculation
Network Bandwidth Planning
Bandwidth Estimates
Managing Large Client Account Lists on Distributed Sites
Known limitations
F. Upgrading From a Previous Version
The recommended upgrade procedure
G. Upgrading from PaperCut Quota
Upgrade process
Step 1 - Stop and disable PaperCut Quota
Step 2 - Install PaperCut NG
Step 3 - Configure and test printers
Step 4 - Import the existing User Balances
Step 5 - Upgrade client software
Step 6 - Optionally uninstall PaperCut Quota
H. Example User Information Sheets
Example 1: Printing with the popup confirmation window
Popup Confirmation Dialog
The Printing Balance Window
Resolving Problems
Printing Denied Message
Example 2: Printing with shared accounts (for staff)
Shared Account Selection Popup Window
Resolving Problems
Printing Denied Message
Example 3: Printing using a release station
Example 4: Refunding a print job (for staff)
Refund
Action Refund Requests
Example 5: Adding credit using a TopUp/Pre-Paid Card
Example 6: Printing from a wireless network or laptop (Web Print)
I. Software License Agreement (EULA)

List of Figures

1.1. The user client tool
1.2. The User Client account selection popup
1.3. The Windows print queue
1.4. PaperCut NG Architecture - an advanced configuration
2.1. Network printer configuration
2.2. Configuring Windows print queue permissions
2.3. Setup wizard
2.4. PaperCut NG Configuration wizard
2.5. User sync configuration wizard page
2.6. The Mac installer
2.7. PaperCut NG Configuration wizard
2.8. User sync configuration wizard page
2.9. Creating the host user account - part 1
2.10. Creating the host user account - part 2
2.11. The Novell OES Linux install process
2.12. PaperCut NG Configuration wizard
2.13. eDirectory/LDAP configuration wizard page
2.14. The Linux install process
2.15. PaperCut NG Configuration wizard
2.16. User sync configuration wizard page
4.1. Application navigation tabs
4.2. The Actions area. Click to perform the action.
4.3. Buttons to validate and save settings
4.4. The crumb trail highlighting the location
4.5. A red status message indicating a validation error
4.6. A field highlighted indicating a validation error
4.7. Application navigation tabs
4.8. Adjusting a user's credit up $10.00
4.9. A 40% discount applied to double-sided printing
4.10. Printer Filters and Restrictions
4.11. A printer disabled for 1 hour
4.12. The user client displaying the "Advanced Account Selection Popup"
4.13. The user client tool
4.14. User 30-day account balance history
4.15. Printer utilization chart
4.16. Print page history for a single printer
4.17. Printer report in PDF
4.18. Printer usage log
4.19. User account transaction log
5.1. PaperCut user client on Mac OS X
5.2. PaperCut user web pages
5.3. Example of customized user web pages
5.4. The user client balance window
5.5. The user client's confirmation popup
5.6. The user client's standard account selection popup
5.7. The user client's advanced account selection popup
5.8. PaperCut Client on Mac OS X
5.9. PaperCut NG requires Mac OS X v 10.3.9 or later
5.10. Connecting to a Windows server
5.11. The PCClient share's connection string
5.12. Add PCClient as a Login Item
5.13. Control-click and open the package contents
5.14. Double-click to install the login hook
5.15. A user's summary information
5.16. Draw a user's attention to their environmental impact
5.17. A list of available shared accounts
5.18. Printing costs as seen by the user
5.19. Internet usage costs as seen by the user
5.20. Using a TopUp/Pre-Paid Card
5.21. Transferring funds to another user
5.22. A user's recent balance transactions
5.23. A user's recent printing
5.24. A user's recent internet usage
5.25. The user's view of jobs pending release
5.26. Web Print jobs in progress
5.27. Mobile user web tools - summary page
5.28. View in Desktop mode link
5.29. Mobile user web tools - balance
5.30. Mobile user web tools - environmental impact statistics
5.31. Mobile user web tools - redeem TopUp/Pre-Paid Card
5.32. Mobile user web tools - entering a TopUp/Pre-Paid Card number
5.33. The Paper-Less Alliance Desktop Widget
5.34. The Environmental Impact Gadget
5.35. The Print Balance Gadget
6.1. Adding/removing groups
6.2. The Group Details screen
6.3. Initial settings applied to new users
6.4. Setting a user's overdraft to $20.00
6.5. User printing disabled using a time-latch
7.1. The Template Printer
7.2. Copy settings from one printer to others
7.3. Printer disabled using a time-latch
7.4. Advanced differential charging example
7.5. Some of the available printer filters and restrictions
7.6. Select "staff" from the list of groups
7.7. Adding a new printer group "Type:Color"
7.8. Adding an existing printer group
7.9. Three cost adjustments defined at the printer level
7.10. Cost adjustments displayed in the Advanced Client Popup
7.11. Cost adjustments displayed in the Manager Mode Popup
7.12. Turning on popup authentication at the user level
7.13. PaperCut NG client requesting for authentication
7.14. The color detection setting for a printer
7.15. An example watermark using variables
7.16. Print Job Log showing the PostScript metadata
7.17. Enabling watermarking in the Admin Console
7.18. Searching job log for signature b608c7a39f08643768051217f2f5315a
7.19. Job Log showing an EMF job
7.20. Job Log showing a PCL6 job
7.21. Failure mode settings
7.22. Status of print jobs logged after reconnection
7.23. Toner level information on Printer Details screen
7.24. Enabling end-user print job refund requests
7.25. A [Request Refund] link on the Recent Print Jobs
7.26. Sending refund request
7.27. Approving a refund request from the Refunds tab in the admin interface.
7.28. Overview of user's refund request
7.29. Printer refund request user notification options
7.30. Defining custom printer fields
7.31. Custom printer fields
8.1. Selecting a shared account with the User Client popup
8.2. Creating a shared account
8.3. The template account
8.4. Template account settings
8.5. Client / Matter Naming Model example
8.6. Searching accounts by client name in the client/matter code naming model
8.7. Searching accounts by client code in the client/matter code naming model
8.8. Searching accounts by matter name in the client/matter code naming model
8.9. Searching accounts by matter code in the client/matter code naming model
8.10. Project / Phase Naming Model example
8.11. Searching accounts by project name or number in the project/phase code naming model
8.12. Searching accounts by phase in the project/phase code naming model
8.13. Selecting a shared account from the popup
8.14. The user's popup settings under User -> User Details
8.15. Setting up shared account security
8.16. The standard account selection popup
8.17. Client popup options defined on a per-user basis
8.18. The print job confirmation dialog (no account selection options)
8.19. The advanced account selection popup
8.20. The manager mode popup
8.21. Account selection option to automatically charge to a shared account
8.22. Configuration allowing only selection of other user accounts
8.23. Popup requesting the user to enter their username and password
9.1. An example report displaying different date ranges
9.2. Selecting Ad-hoc date ranges and filters for reports
9.3. Printer log PDF report
9.4. Clickable report icons to run reports in different formats (PDF, HTML, CSV (Excel)).
9.5. Filters applied to the shared account print log
9.6. The Scheduled Reports page
10.1. The Standard Release Station
10.2. Manager-mode web-based release station
10.3. Web-based release station within the admin pages
10.4. End-user web-based interface listing held jobs
10.5. All documents easily identifiable by document and machine name
10.6. End-user web based release interface options
11.1. Single Virtual Queue (High School)
11.2. Multiple Virtual Queues (Graphics Department)
11.3. Multiple Location Specific Virtual Queues (Large Company)
11.4. Find Me Printing and Web Based Release Interfaces
11.5. Simple Load Balancing
12.1. User/group sync source options
12.2. Progress of a user/group synchronization process
12.3. On demand user creation options
12.4. The list of users and groups granted admin access
12.5. The list of users and groups granted admin access
12.6. Options for a single system notification
12.7. Printer error notification settings
12.8. Low toner notification settings
12.9. Error level event notification settings
12.10. Pending refund request notification settings
12.11. Draw a user's attention to their environmental impact
13.1. Entering a batch ID
13.2. Defining a valid till date
13.3. Options to edit the card design
13.4. Enable Macros in MS Word 2007
13.5. Cards ready for printing
13.6. Imported card numbers
13.7. Inserting a new logo into a card
13.8. Propagate labels button in previous versions of MS Word
13.9. Update labels button in MS Word 2007
13.10. Using a card
14.1. Secondary server reporting back to primary server (application server)
14.2. PaperCut NG Architecture - an advanced configuration
15.1. Example of how Internet Control calculates time used on the Internet
15.2. Application Server, Internet Control module and proxy server all on one system
15.3. Application Server installed with Internet Control module, accessing proxy logs remotely
15.4. Internet Control service installed on proxy server, Application Server on separate system
15.5. Selecting the proxy server type and log file location
15.6. Example output from a test parse of proxy server log files
15.7. Selecting a security group to allow internet access
15.8. Selecting a service account
15.9. Example of Internet Control service status when service is running.
15.10. Internet usage cost settings
15.11. Internet usage cost settings
16.1. Customizing the user client link
16.2. Customized user client link
16.3. A customized end-user web designed for St Mary's Anglican Girls School
16.4. A customized end-user web designed for Williamstown High School
16.5. Login Page with custom instructions
16.6. Customized logo in the administration interface
16.7. Customized look of the administration interface
16.8. Example custom report header usage
17.1. Print Policy Pop-up (as implemented in the Print Policy Recipe)
17.2. The print script editor showing a sample script
17.3. Example syntax error in a print script
17.4. Example runtime error in a print script
17.5. Importing a print script recipe
17.6. Importing a print script snippet
17.7. Print Script Client Prompt with HTML formatting
20.1. Web Print architecture overview
20.2. Web Print Server status OK
20.3. Modifying Adobe Reader X's Protected Mode
20.4. The PaperCut Web Print dialog
20.5. Web Print Server status OK
20.6. Web Print link in the user interface
20.7. The front Web Print page before any jobs have been submitted
20.8. Customizable Web Print introductory message
20.9. Web Print wizard step 1: list of printers available for Web Print
20.10. Web Print wizard step 2: selecting the number of copies for a Web Print job
20.11. Web Print wizard step 2: account selection options
20.12. Web Print wizard step 3: upload a document
20.13. Web Print wizard step 3: document upload in progress
20.14. List of active Web Print jobs
20.15. Web Print settings in the admin interface
20.16. Web Print: selecting a printer from the list, which may be replaced with a map or custom list
20.17. Web Print: printer selection map with a simple floor plan
20.18. Web Print: printer selection map with a simple site plan
20.19. Installing the XPS Viewer for Windows Server 2008
21.1. Stopping the service and setting to Manual startup
21.2. Creating a new cluster resource
21.3. Cluster service parameters configuration
21.4. Stopping the service and setting to Manual startup
21.5. Adding a new Generic Service Resource
21.6. Cluster service parameters configuration
21.7. Adding a new Generic Service Resource
21.8. PaperCut Application Server Properties configuration
21.9. Stopping the service and setting to Manual startup
23.1. PaperCut NG client requesting authentication
24.1. Setting up a printer (direct) on Mac OS 10.5 Server using Jetdirect
24.2. Enable IPP on each queue via Server Admin
24.3. Setting up a workstation printer on Mac OS 10.5
24.4. Printing settings via the Workgroup manager
24.5. Add printer appropriate to the container (users, group, or computer)
24.6. PaperCut Client on Mac OS X
24.7. Add a printer
24.8. Option-click for advanced printer addition types
24.9. Windows printer via Samba
24.10. Connecting to a Windows server
24.11. The PCClient share's connection string
24.12. Add PCClient as a Login Item
24.13. Mac popup authentication dialog requesting username and password
24.14. Add a printer
24.15. Option-click for advanced printer addition types
24.16. Windows printer via SAMBA
24.17. Connecting to a Windows server
24.18. The PCClient share's connection string
24.19. Command-click and open the package
24.20. Double-click to install the login hook
24.21. Turning on popup authentication at the user level
24.22. PaperCut NG client requesting for authentication (Sorry: Windows screen-shot!)
24.23. Windows Component: Other Network File and Print Service
24.24. Add a printer
24.25. Adding an LPR/LPD printer
24.26. Connecting to a Windows server
24.27. The PCClient share's connection string
24.28. Double-click to install the login hook
25.1. Turn off simple file sharing
25.2. Turn off simple file sharing
25.3. Enable perform printing as other user
26.1. Internal users options
26.2. Web based internal user registration interface
26.3. Creating an internal user from the administration interface
26.4. Login screen showing the registration link
26.5. Changing an internal user password from the administration interface
26.6. Changing an internal user password from the user web page
27.1. Enabling Multiple Personal Accounts for the first time
27.2. Multiple Account Priorities
27.3. Separate Cash and Quota accounts
27.4. Example of an advanced account setup
B.1. Disable simple file sharing
D.1. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Logging tab
D.2. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Configure Proxy Logging option
D.3. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Using the W3C log file format
D.4. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Applying changed log settings
D.5. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Properties for the internal network
D.6. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Enabling the HTTP proxy
D.7. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Creating a new user set
D.8. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Adding Windows users to a user set
D.9. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Creating a new access rule
D.10. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Allowing the HTTP protocol
D.11. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Setting the internal network as the rule source
D.12. ISA Server 2004/2006 - Applying changed access rule settings
E.1. Database growth using the internal database
E.2. Database growth using a Microsoft SQL Server database
H.1. Client Popup Confirmation Window
H.2. Printing balance window showing $10.00 of printing balance
H.3. Printing balance icon in the system tray
H.4. Printing denied message
H.5. Shared Account Selection Popup
H.6. Printing balance icon in the system tray
H.7. Printing denied message
H.8. Login screen
H.9. Print jobs waiting in a release station
H.10. Job Log
H.11. Refunding print job
H.12. Approving a refund request from the Refunds tab in the admin interface.
H.13. Overview of user's refund request
H.14. Balance window showing the Details link
H.15. Redeem Card page
H.16. Printing using PDF Creator or XPS Document Writer
H.17. Web Print link
H.18. Web Print front page showing active jobs
H.19. Instructions for using the system
H.20. Choosing the printer
H.21. Enter the number of copies
H.22. Upload a document

List of Tables

6.1. Quota schedule times
6.2. User Import File Format
6.3. User Card/Identity Update File Format
7.1. Cost Adjustment Types
7.2. User Client Popup Config Keys
7.3. Substitution Variables/Macros
7.4. Fields available printer refund request user notifications
8.1. Shared Account Import File Format
9.1. Report Formats
9.2. Scheduled reports delivery times
9.3. Advanced Reporting Config Keys
10.1. Standard Release Station config settings
10.2. Standard Release Station modes
12.1. Example regular expressions to extract card numbers
12.2. Fields available in printing notifications
12.3. Fields available in low balance notifications
12.4. Fields available in printer error notifications
12.5. Fields available in error level event notifications
12.6. Fields available in pending refund request notifications
12.7. Environmental Impact Reporting
13.1. Card Terminology
14.1. PaperCut NG services/components
15.1. Internet Control Cost Options
16.1. User Client Customization Config Keys
16.2. Files used to customize the user web pages
16.3. Custom login instructions config key
16.4. Files used to customize the administration web pages
16.5. Text print log file format
17.1. Print Workflow Hooks
17.2. Job Info Script Reference (inputs.job)
17.3. User Info Script Reference (inputs.user)
17.4. Client Info Script Reference (inputs.client)
17.5. Printer Info Script Reference (inputs.printer)
17.6. Utilities Script Reference (inputs.utils)
17.7. Job Actions Script Reference (actions.job)
17.8. Client Actions Script Reference (actions.client)
17.9. Log Actions Script Reference (actions.log)
20.1. Web Print Supported Applications and File Formats
20.2. Web Print Setup Options (by platform)
20.3. Web Print Settings
20.4. Files used for custom printer selection in the Web Print wizard
20.5. Web Print Config Editor Keys
20.6. Web Print Server Config File
22.1. Secured Application Areas
22.2. Standard print commands
22.3. Advanced Configuration
26.1. Internal User Import File Format
A.1. XML Web Services Methods
A.2. User Client command-line options
A.3. Windows installer command-line options
A.4. Fields for Importing Print Job Details
C.1. LDAP Config entries
C.2. Unix / Open Directory LDAP default settings
C.3. Novell eDirectory LDAP default settings
C.4. Active Directory LDAP default settings
H.1. Web Print Supported Applications and File Formats