By James Speed Hensinger
Print Queue Manager Helps
Libraries Save
ITC Systems is making a special offer to introduce BCR member
libraries to its new Print
Queue Manager system.
Print Queue Manager helps
libraries recover the cost of laser printing and take control of
network printing on a user-pay basis. The software monitors and
manages multiple print
queues. It displays all held jobs on a screen and allows users to
select and release their
respective print jobs to a defined printer. With an ITC Cash Card
Reader attached to the
printer, the user is
required to pay for all released jobs.
Print Queue Manager, a
Windows-based application, operates on Windows NT and
Novell servers and works with any type printer and/or multiple network
printers. The
system eliminates wasted paper, recovers the cost of printing, reduces
labor, frees staff
time to better serve library patrons, streamlines the accounting
process and improves
access to electronic and hard copy services.
Libraries purchasing this
new system by May 30 will save more than $600 off the regular
price. During that period only, the total price for the server
software, print release
software, popup software and ITC Cash Card Reader is $3,990.
Contact BCR's Laura
Chittivej at lchittiv@bcr.orgor
at (800) 397-1552.
Noteworthy
(April 2000 Action for Libraries newsletter)