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Simple Java Spooler v.0.9
Program runs in the background, and periodically checks specified spool directory for files.
DropUpLoad v.1 3
DropUpLoad is a very light, simple, strong and usefull Upload spooler for FTP management. It goes over connection errors and finish the job even in pretty bad conditions. No installation required. Copy the DropUpLoad.
PrintFile v.2.16
PrintFile is a poweruser tool, that enables you to print files by simply dragging them onto the interface. It also supports n-up printing, which allows you to print multiple pages on a single sheet of paper. PrintFile can also act as a print spooler,
LPRng v.3.8.b
The LPRng software is an enhanced, extended, and portable implementation of the Berkeley LPR print spooler functionality.
O&K Printer Viewer
O&K Printer Viewer spool file viewer. This program will allow you to view what you or somebody else has printed on your printer. You will be able to view every printed document, print it out again, copy to clipboard or save it as a graphic file, such as
O&K Authentication Client v.1 2
You can use O&K Print Watch to set a password or a PIN code for printing documents using the printer. In this case the user will have to enter the password in order to print a document.
SPLView v.1.0.2.3
Previewing, printing and saving of Windows spool files (SPL file extension) The viewer may help you in the following situations: - You print documents with many pages and want to reprint missing pages caused by paper jam - You plan to give the
Microsoft Print Migrator v.3.1
Automates the backup and restore of print configuration data. The Print Migrator software was designed to be a small utility, which automates the backup and restore of print configuration data on print servers. Print Migrator 3.1 continues full
Citrix Print v.1.0
Most problems arise when using auto-created printers, as the driver on the server is used in full.
Print Queue Cleaner v.1.1
Are you facing the dreaded OCtDeletingOCZOCL that never ends when trying to delete a document stuck in the print queue?