March 25, 2010
New features: Page-level color detection is now supported with PCL6 / PCLXL drivers (in addition to the existing PCL5, PostScript and HPGL). Quotas (scheduled automatic payments) may now be implemented for shared accounts. New web services APIs and server-commands to change user account selection settings. When importing card numbers from AD/LDAP the card number may now be extracted from the field using a regular expression. This can be helpful where the card number is only a portion of the data stored in the field. Enhancements: When using the additional groups feature (additional-groups.txt): Improve the sort order of group names displayed […]
March 1, 2010
This is a bugfix release for version 10.1 and contains the following changes: Enhancements: Minor user manual improvement in the Advanced Scripting chapter. Fixes: Fixed error raised when creating new scheduled reports.
February 25, 2010
New features: Advanced Scripting: The most powerful feature added to PaperCut yet! Advanced Scripting empowers administrators by allowing them to write scripts that execute when new jobs arrive. This opens up a whole host of possibilities such as: Displaying a pop-up message if a user forgets to select duplex on large jobs. Showing statistics on the environmental impact on large jobs via a fancy popup dialog. Prompting the user to confirm large jobs before printing. Automatically routing large jobs to more efficient high volume printers … and much much more! Custom printer fields: To assist with printer management, administrators can […]
January 28, 2010
This is a major release. Please check the Upgrade Policy for upgrade eligibility. This release also contains a database upgrade and administrators should factor this into their upgrade plan. New features: Printers may now be assigned to groups. This allows administrators to group, report and manage printers by any attribute. Groups are administrator-defined and can include classes such as type, make, physical location and work area amongst others. The user client software has moved out of the 1990’s and into 2010 with a graphic and GUI effects makeover. It now sits nicely with the “glassy” look found in modern operating […]