ThinPrint .print Engine 7.0

Photo: Lutz Ritter ThinPrint .print
ThinPrint .print
Professional print management
for server-based computing
environments
Added Value for printing in your
server-based computing environment:
� Added security
� Increased reliability
� Integrated cost control
� Reduced bandwidth requirement
� Extended platform support
� Simplified administration
� Greater scalability
� Extended integration
Engine 7.0
7.0

ThinPrint .print – print management platform
for server-based computing environments
With the maximum scalability, reliability, flexibility, transparency
and security possible, ThinPrint .print technology has established
itself on the market as the leading print management solution
for distributed environments. Countless features ensure that you
retain complete control over the printing activities in your network,
even in complex architectures and differing user scenarios.
ThinPrint .print has been approved and certified by market-leading manufacturers:
� ThinPrint .print was the first print management solution worldwide to be certified
by Citrix and awarded the Citrix Ready logo.
� The server component’s printer driver is certified by Microsoft and the client
component was specially developed for Microsoft Windows XP.
The .print solution is well-established, employed by market leading companies and
state governments world-wide:
AOK-Bundesverband (Germany) · Bundesversicherungsanstalt für Angestellte (Germany)· Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen (Ger-
many) · Bundeskanzleramt in Wien (Austria) · Caisse Allocations Familiales (France) · Confederação Nacional do Comercio (Brazil) · Gobierno
Principado de Asturias (Spain) · Johanniterorden (Germany) · Kaufmännische Krankenkasse Hanover (Germany) · Lockheed Martin (USA) ·
Ministère des Transports (Canada) · Oberfinanzdirektion Koblenz (Germany) · Parliament of Finland · Rechenzentrum der Finanzverwaltung
Nordrhein-Westfalen (Germany) · Servicio Cántabro de Salud (Spain) · AXA (France) · Commerzbank AG (Germany) · Frankfurter Sparkasse
(Germany) · Gesellschaft für Wirtschafts-Service AG (Germany) · Hallesche-Nationale KvaG (Germany) · HUK-Coburg (Germany) · HypoVereinsbank
Leasing GmbH (Germany) · IZB (Germany) · Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft (Germany) · Signal-Iduna (Germany) ·
Sparkassenverband Baden-Württemberg (Germany) · State of Maine (USA) · SüdLeasing GmbH (Germany) · Volkswagen Financial Services
AG (Germany) · Bombardier Aerospace (Canada) · Heidelberger Zement AG (Germany) · Mabuchi Motor (Japan) · Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
(Japan) · MTU Maintenance (Japan) · Scania s. r. o. (Poland) · Union Gas 2000 s. a. (Spain) · Italgas (Italy) · Stadtwerke Düsseldorf AG
(Germany) · Vattenfall Europe Mining AG (Germany) · Deichmann Schuhe (Germany) · dm-drogerie markt GmbH + Co. KG (Germany) · Manor
AG (Schweiz) · Yokogawa Trading Corporation (Japan) · Europcar (Germany) · Securitas (France) · WISAG Service Holding GmbH & Co. KG
(Germany) · Reuters SA (Schweiz) · Texas Cellular (USA) · Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (Germany) · Danzas S. A. (Spain) · Lindsay Australia Ltd.
(Australia) · ÖBB-Rail Cargo Austria · Srilanka Airlines (Sri Lanka) · OCLC Online Computer Library Center Inc. (Ireland) · University of Michigan
Law School (USA) · The Westminster Schools (USA) · University of Oslo (Norway) · USOE Utah State Office of Education (USA) · Best
Western Hotel President Berlin (Germany) · Best Western International Inc. (USA) · Groupe Envergure (France) · Windsor Hotels (Japan) ·
Aventis Pharma Ltd. (Japan) · AgReliant Genetics (Japan) · Domino Spa (Italy) · KCE Chemicals Europe (Spain) · Kyodo Shiryo Co. Ltd.
(Japan) · Merck KgaA · Shiseido (Japan) · Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc. (USA) · Union Farmaceutica Guipuzcoana (Spain) · Zentiva
CZ (Czech Repulic) · Cegetel (France) · Gedas Deutschland GmbH (Germany) · Hewlett-Packard GmbH (Germany) · IBM Deutschland GmbH
(Germany) · Logic Control S. A. (Spain) · Nisseicom Ltd. (Japan) · QuikPlan Ltd. (UK) · Ricoh Company Ltd. (Japan) · Ricoh Deutschland GmbH
(Germany) · Telekom Austria AG · Toshiba Europe GmbH (Germany) · T-Systems (Germany) · Tyco Electronics GmbH (Austria) · Union Radio,
S. L. (Spain) · Valiant Communications Inc. (USA) · ABB Solutions S. p. A. (Italy) · Cirsa Business Corporation (Spain) · Clalit Health Services
(Israel) · CSI Piemonte (Italy) · Euroforum Düsseldorf (Germany) · Iseki (Japan) · Israel Airport Athority (Israel) · Kampa-Haus GmbH (Germany)
· Kirin Engineering (Japan) · Kitakyushu City Hall (Japan) · Fukuoka (Japan) · Konoikegumi (Japan) · La Française des Jeux (France) ·
Linde AG · Oki (Japan) · Philips Medical Systems (Netherlands) · Raab Karcher GmbH (Germany) · RWE Systems AG (Germany) · Schindler
Deutschland Holding GmbH (Germany) · SEIB Informationstechnologie Consult GmbH (Germany) · Siemens AG (Germany) · Ube Materials
(Japan) · Vermeulen B. V. (Netherlands) · Yamamoto Kogaku (Japan) · Zenrin (Japan) · ZüblinSchlittlerSpaltenstein Bau AG (Switzerland)
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Contents:
Reduction of the bandwidth requirement during printing ........................................................................ 3
The Highest Level of Security for Print Jobs ......................................................................................... 4
Reliable printing at maximum speed ................................................................................................... 4
Reliable transmission of print jobs ...................................................................................................... 4
Extended platform support ................................................................................................................ 5
Simplified Administration and Increased Scalability ............................................................................... 7
Range of applications for ThinPrint .print ............................................................................................. 8
Complete monitoring of network printing costs with .print Tracking Service..................................................10
Overview table ................................................................................................................................11
Reduction of the bandwidth requirement during printing
Just as fast as the available bandwidth in the firm increases, the demands made upon
it by new services also increase, such as voice-over IP and color laser printing. Thus by
saving bandwidth, the benefits are twofold: the performance of the system is increased
and valuable bandwidth resources are ready for future needs.
DRIVER FREE PRINTING Server – DRIVER FREE PRINTING
As the first virtual printer driver based on the EMF format, ThinPrint’s patented DRIVER
FREE PRINTING technology enables transmission of print jobs without server-side
installation of printer drivers. It distributes the print process on the server and client so
that the relevant print data is first prepared on the client. The free definition of paper
formats, selection of individual paper trays, and duplex printing support make DRIVER
FREE PRINTING technology a flexible solution for almost every environment. Even
printing out extensive blueprints in DIN-A0 format poses no problems. ThinPrint .print
allows DRIVER FREE PRINTING to be used on workstations with Windows 2000/XP,
Windows NT4, Windows 95, Windows 98/SE, and Windows ME. A Gateway also
allows it to be used on clients with Linux, OS/2, Windows CE, Windows 3.1, DOS,
and on network printers.
Practice-oriented bandwidth management
Connection-based bandwidth control is a must in every distributed environment, in
order to preserve bandwidth for applications and other mission critical services. With
ThinPrint .print., the need for extra bandwidth is eliminated. Additionally, by restricting
printing bandwidth on a per printer port basis, the administrator-set printing bandwidth
is maintained, even when the number of users changes.
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Conventional printer solutions:
The amount of bandwidth actually used
depends upon the number of active
users – extra bandwidth required.
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ThinPrint .print: connection-oriented
bandwidth management without
the need for extra bandwidth.
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ThinPrint .print
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Highest security for sensitive print data:
With .print encrypted PCL print job
The Highest Level of Security for Print Jobs
Today, security has the highest priority. Yet very few people consider printer security.
Print data often contains sensitive data and information expressed in plain language.
Even in server-based computing environments, print data is encrypted only as long as
the transmission protocol is also encrypted.
Print data is however sent much more often directly via TCP/IP (e. g. during the use
of dedicated or local servers and network printers). With ThinPrint .print, this security
weak point is also eliminated. ThinPrint .print ensures that the transmitted print data
is continuously SSL/TLS encrypted and that the print output is only carried out by
a secure client device or print server. The printed information is therefore protected
from security threats, which may also be required by law in environments with data
protection policies
Reliable printing at maximum speed
The speed of the printing output plays an important role for users, and their potential
help desk calls. When using ThinPrint .print, no further, dependent compression services
are required in addition to the Windows spool server. DRIVER FREE PRINTING
and compression technology is fully integrated in the Windows spool service. This not
only makes the print process more stable, but four to five times faster too
Conventional printer solutions:
A second dependent service in
addition to the Windows spool service
is required in order to print.
Compression service
Windows spool service
Reliable transmission of print jobs
ThinPrint .print: Fully integrated in
the Windows spool service.
This produces significantly higher
stability and speed.
Windows spool service
compression
In addition to the speed, the reliability of the print output is also very important. In
locally distributed systems, variations in the connection quality, malfunctioning terminals
or simply careless employees can mean that important documents do not reach
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their destination. The .print queue manager controls the printing queue in its SBC
environment. Individual settings can be stored for every “printer queue” regarding the
number of delivery attempts, the interval between two attempts, as well as the point at
which a print job can be deleted permanently from the printer queue.
Another solution is the .print Connected Gateway, which bypasses and stabilizes
print job transfer via unstable DSL connections and prevents inconvenient delays of
print-outs – even in the event of a disconnection of up to 90 seconds. Unlike the standard
communication direction, the Connected Gateway also enables connections to
the central server from remote locations and thus allows TCP/IP addressing of network
printers even in masked networks. Thanks to adaptive compression, these .print components
reduce print data by up to 98 % even in Client Gateway configurations. Used
in conjunction with the .print Engine, the .print Connected Gateway offers the ideal
solution for fast, simple, and cost-effective connection of remote offices.
Extended Platform Support
Modern server-based computing platforms provide seamless application access in heterogeneous
environments. However, countless printing restrictions constitute a weak
point in this environment. The DRIVER FREE PRINTING approach from ThinPrint
.print is uniquely flexible and delivers a significantly higher level of value when compared
to conventional solutions. In addition to dedicated print server support and desktops
using Windows NT, 95, 98, ME and XP, it also supports TCP/IP printing. DRIVER
FREE PRINTING can also be employed with Windows 3.5.1, Windows 3.1, Linux,
OS/2, DOS desktops and thin clients as well as with Network printers via a gateway.
In addition to DRIVER FREE PRINTING ThinPrint .print also optimizes printing with the
original, native printer drivers installed.
Native Support of Thin Clients, Direct Support of Network Printers and Print Servers
ThinPrint .print provides extensive industry support. Today, almost all the renowned
terminal manufacturers use the .print technology and offer their thin clients with integrated
.print Client components or corresponding firmware updates. Thin clients with
.print support can print directly to connected printers as well as map to local network
printer queues and activate network printers via LPR.
In addition to the employment of thin clients, the .print technology is also directly
supported by network printers and print servers of recognized manufacturers. The
decompression of print jobs takes place directly in the unit. Bandwidth management
extends up to the network printer level. You can find a complete overview of all supported
terminals, print servers, network printers and further equipment with .print
Client on the internet under www.thinprint.com/supported_devices.
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ThinPrint .print
OEM partners and leading
Thin Client manufacturers, who
have installed the .print Client
directly in their units:
Basically, this means:
install the software, connect
the hardware and go!

“Through the use
of ThinPrint .print,
the quality of our
work has improved
substantially. Most
conspicuous is the
reduced administrative
effort – an effect
of particular importance
in view of the
size and complexity
of the applications
in over 60 AOK*
branches.”
Peter Sieberz, AOK* (Germany)
* AOK is one of the largest health
insurance providers in Germany
Dedicated Print Servers
ThinPrint .print is the only print management software in the world which supports the
use of dedicated print servers without any functional restrictions. Thus all the product
features, such as DRIVER FREE PRINTING, Advanced Adaptive Compression and
.print AutoConnect also work in these environments. Advanced Adaptive Compression
analyzes the individual print job components prior to transmission and compresses
these using the best possible algorithms. At the same time, it corrects user errors
which can arise when creating documents. Advanced Adaptive Compression achieves
compression rates of up to 98 %. With .print AutoConnect, client printer objects can
be created automatically in a terminal session. This greatly reduces the administration
effort in larger server farms. It makes no difference if the .print Engine is installed on
every terminal server or on a central print server. In addition to printing via TCP/IP you
can continue to employ the desired protocol (e. g. ICA, RDP) whilst using dedicated
print servers for the transmission of the print data. This makes it easier to address clients
even when the user changes his work station, and prevents the opening of further
TCP/IP ports in masked networks.
Printing in Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Environments (VDI)
Today, many firms focus on virtualized environments. The independence gained from
the use of virtualization in respect to hardware, operating systems and applications,
brings firms high savings and consolidation potential. Yet as soon as you begin to print
in a virtual environment, this freedom comes to an end. The applications are connected
directly to the corresponding printer hardware via the printer driver but the 32 bit
printer driver can not be used in a 64 bit environment and vice versa. The Virtual Desktop
engine provides relief. The DRIVER FREE PRINTING technology replaces the rigid
connection between the application and the printer driver and even makes it possible
to employ a 32 and 64 bit environment in a mixed fashion. Thanks to the bandwidth
management, and a compression of up to 99 %, connectivity between application and
hardware is no longer an issue. Thus in regard to hardware, operating system, application
and local distribution printer driver management can be completely virtualized.
Integration of SAP and Unix Spool Servers and .print Host Integration Service
SAP and Unix-systems play an essential role in almost every medium-to-large serverbased
computing environment. ThinPrint .print extends their SBCU environment with
the possibility of integrating the print data from SAP and Unix spool servers, and
distributing it in a dynamic and user-oriented fashion. Produced as either a print job
generated on an application or spool server, the .print Host Integration Service first
determines the server on which the user is working. The print job is then forwarded
from the application or spool sever to the correct terminal server by TCP/IP. From
there, the print job bandwidth is set by the respective transmission protocol and transmitted
to the work station in highly compressed form. Finally, it is printed without
loss of quality. PDF data generated by the spool server itself can be transmitted to
the client or printer without needing to alter the compression, and printed directly with
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the Adobe Reader. The .print Host Integration Service also ensures a secure transmission
of the print job using the desired transmission protocol. The use of the SAPLPD
as well as a static, IP-based assignment of the print jobs is therefore redundant. This
increases both security and flexibility, while broadband management and high compression
relieves your network.
Simplified Administration and Increased Scalability
The .print technology is not only secure, reliable, efficient and cross-platform friendly,
it also simplifies the administration in your server-based computing environment and
offers a high degree of scalability. As a result, a modern server-based environment is
able to adapt itself to constantly changing requirements and needs in a simple and
efficient manner.
Optimal and flexible print mapping is available, thanks to the Dynamic Printer Matrix
The .print Engine 7.0 provides modern SBC environments the opportunity of ensuring
every employee receives their required printout at any location at any time. In this
process, the auto mapping function is so simple, clearly laid out, and flexible that the
user’s required printer is mapped with the correct printer driver, the optimal bandwidth
is used, and sent via the selected transmission protocol in every application scenario.
The .print Engine 7.0 features Dynamic Printer Matrix, a new and intelligent name
translation table for .print AutoConnect that provides the administrator with a simple
and easy-to-administer tool for printer mapping. It does not matter whether the user
logs on from a workstation at the office or from home, uses a thin or fat client, or
addresses a network printer or an inkjet printer at home. It’s no problem if he is
accessing the network from a laptop with a UMTS card and wants to print documents
on a mobile printer or if he opens a session from an Internet café and would like to use
the printer there, for example. The new Dynamic Printer Matrix provides an intelligent
tool for these and all other application scenarios.
It is adjusted using only a few settings, and able to ensure the appropriate configuration.
Thus, it is possible to allocate the printer to be mapped with this easy-to-edit
matrix by either the IP range, client, driver, printer or printer class name as well as the
client type. All the functions can of course be combined, and when needed, also be
faded out.
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ThinPrint .print
“We no longer have
to worry about
printer drivers, and
the print speed for
our 1 000 home
office users has also
improved.”
Morten Hansen, TINE (Norway)
The Advantages of the
Dynamic Printer Matrix in
overview
� The correct settings for every
access scenario (printer driver,
protocol, bandwidth)
� Additional mapping of network
printers
� Perfect interaction between
print servers
� Optimal configuration without
needing to adjust the client
� Drastic simplification of
administration
� Intelligent dynamic adaptation
� The need for policies becomes
unnecessary
Dynamic Printer Matrix:
The clearly laid out tool
intelligently allocates
printers with minimal
administrative effort

“ThinPrint .print
provides us with
every conceivable
system landscape
and thus the optimal
printer solution
for every customer.”
Eckhard Eilers, Wichterich &
Partner GmbH (Germany)
Largest Remote Office –
.print Client Win32 Service/
embedded .print Client
Remote Network Printer –
embedded .print Client
Full Screen Mobile Worker –
.print Client
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VM Ware Server / Blade PC
.print Desktop Engine
Server Farm –
.print Application Server Engine
Home Office –
.print Client
Dedicated Print Servers –
.print Host Integration Service
.print Server Engine

Small Remote Office –
.print Client WindowsCE/
.print Client Linux
AS/400
Unix
SAP
Server Farm –
.print Host Integration Service
.print Application Server Engine
Corporate Network –
.print Client
Range of application of ThinPrint .print
More protocols, more operating systems, dedicated and local
print servers, thin clients, internal and external print servers
for network printers – ThinPrint .print offers by far the most
comprehensive platform support!
Overview of the ThinPrint .print Components
ThinPrint .print
.print RDP Engine / .print RDP Engine XP
With this simple but high-performance
introductory package for Windows 2003
Terminal Services or Windows XP, you
can connect mobile employees or home
workstations without additional administration
effort. Employees can easily and
conveniently address local printers or
network printers with their notebooks.
.print Application Server Engine
This fundamental component of
ThinPrint .print can be used in all SBC
environments and its numerous features
ensure maximum security, reliability,
and efficiency of print management for
your company.
.print Server Engine
The solution for use in network environments,
in which dedicated/centralized
print servers are employed. In these
environments, transmission of print data
is enabled via embedding in the ICA or
RDP virtual channels in addition to using
TCP/IP.
.print Queue Manager
As a complimentary component, this
brings the maximum reliability during
transmission of print jobs. As a result
of the individual definition of delivery
attempts for every printer, problems
with the processing of print jobs can be
solved easily.
.print Connected Gateway
The .print Connected Gateway stabilizes
the transmission of print jobs
and enables network printers to be
addressed via TCP/IP even in masked
networks.
.print Host Integration Service
SAP or Unix spool servers can be
integrated without use of the SAPLPD
in the ICA or RDP protocol. There,
spooled print data can be distributed in
a dynamic, user-oriented, bandwidthcontolled
and highly compressed form.

.print Tracking Service: retain control over the print
costs in your company
Load balancing for Print Jobs (Port Pooling)
Port pooling refers to the completion of the print jobs being divided equally over various
printer ports.
The number of print jobs which can be processed simultaneously is increased significantly.
Port pooling does not just provide maximum print performance; it also
enables particularly simple and convenient administration in combination with .print
AutoConnect. The created printers are automatically assigned to a printer pool.
Integration in the Microsoft Management Console
ThinPrint .print is completely integrated in the Windows administration via the Microsoft
Management Console. It is possible to administer nearly all .print components centrally.
As the .print Engine corresponds to WMI specification, the entire configuration
can be carried out entirely by scripting.
Complete monitoring of network printing costs with
.print Tracking Service
Complete cost control of printing in the network
Print costs contribute up to 10 % of the complete IT costs. The more you know about
the printing behaviour of your departments and employees, the more efficiently you
can control these costs. The new .print Tracking Service is a special component of
the .print engine which allows you to take control of your SBC printing costs. With
the .print Tracking Service, all the relevant data processed over the ThinPrint Ports is
collected at the server side. The aggregated data is transmitted to an SQL data base.
This database information can then be quickly and easily evaluated by any authorized
user at their workstation via a special web component. The information is graphically
presented and summarized using a special reporting
engine. The reporting engine provides you with a range of
practical selection criteria with which you can call up the
printing behaviour of departments and employees for any
given period of time.
Thus you can develop starting points for planning
printer resources, cost reduction and a possible optimization
within the printing infrastructure. It is possible
for example, to divide the printer burden equally
between different printer models, effectively
avoiding the excessive wear and tear of a
single unit and simply removing and replacing
the use of models with high maintenance
costs.
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Overview and comparison
of the functions of various
ThinPrint .print versions
Recommended environments
Supported Clients
Terminal-Server with
Windows 2003 or 2000
Other Windows 2003
or Windows 2000 Server
.print RDP Engine XP
.print RDP Engine
.print Engine
AS/400 + Host
.print Engine Unix
.print Server Engine
.print Application
Server Engine
� � 1
Linux, Solaris, AIX or HP-UX �
OS/400, MVS, OS/390 or z/OS �
PCs with Windows XP Professional �
.print Clients for
Windows 9x, ME, NT, XP, 2000, 2003, Vista
other .print Clients: Unix, Java
(e. g. Mac OS X, OS/2), Windows Mobile,
CE, 3.x, MS-DOS, Symbian UIQ and s60
� 1
� � � � � �
� � � � � �
Plug and play installation � � �
MMC configuration � �
SSL-/TLS encryption � � � �
DRIVER FREE PRINTING
(incl. Advanced Adaptive Compression)
Native Printing (= printing with original
Printer drivers) (incl. compression)
Network protocols
Supported .print components
� � � �
� � � � � �
DRIVER FREE NATIVE PRINTING �
Bandwidth control � � � �
TCP/IP (sockets) � � � �
ICA � 2 �
RDP � � � 2 �
LPR/LPD � � �
Tracking Service � � �
Connected Gateway � � �
Queue Manager � �
Host Integration Service �
Support of 64 bit plattforms � � � � �
1 incl. x64-version; 2 over .print Virtual Channel Gateway; � does not support all platforms
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ThinPrint .print
“Lindsay Australia
was able to reduce
the IT administration
time for printer
processes and using
a ThinPrint .print
application server
with Microsoft Terminal
Services was
able to increase
the productivity
for the end user. It
probably sounds
like something out
of an advert for
ThinPrint, but after
I used ThinPrint in
our company, all
our printer problems
simply disappeared“
Brett Anthony, Lindsay (Australia)

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The ThinPrint .print features at a glance:
� DRIVER FREE PRINTING
� DRIVER FREE NATIVE PRINTING
� Advanced Adaptive Compression
� Connection-oriented bandwidth management
� SSL encryption of print jobs
� Full cost control with the .print Tracking Service
� Administration via the Microsoft Management Console
� Optimal and flexible printer mapping thanks to Dynamic Printer Matrix
� Automatic shaft and duplex recognition
� Administration of printer classes
� Port pooling for load balancing of print jobs
� Printing via TCP/IP, LPD, ICA and RDP
� Printing with server side, native printer drivers
� Printer driver matching
� Direct thin client support
� Direct network printer support
� Support for Linux, Windows Mobile and Symbian clients
� Printing via dedicated print servers
� Virtual channel support with use of dedicated print servers
� Support of the Windows Cluster Service
� Error tolerant allocation of print jobs
� Optimized printing using VPN connections
� Integration of SAP/Unix spool servers
� Printer virtualisation in VDI environments
Supported operating systems
Server Clients
Windows NT 4.0 Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, 2003
Windows 2000 Windows 3.11, 95, 98 und ME
Windows 2003 Windows CE, Pocket PC, Smartphone
Unix MS-DOS
IBM host systems: MVS, OS/390, z/OS Win OS/2
Remote Desktop Suite Standard
Linux, Solaris
Java (for Windows, Linux, Mac OS, OS/2 and others)
Symbian UIQ, Symbian Nokia Serie 60
ThinPrint .print components can be purchased from authorized resellers. You can find
a full list on the internet under: www.thinprint.com/buy
All licences include a 12 month update service for registered customers. Registration
under: www.thinprint.com/cr
You can test all .print components with the full range of functions for 30 days free of charge:
www.thinprint.com/demo
Headquarters Germany, Office: ThinPrint GmbH · Alt-Moabit 91a/b · 10559 Berlin, Germany · Tel.: +49 (0)30-39 49 31-0 · Fax: +49 (0)30-39 49 31-99
USA (Ohio), Office: ThinPrint, Inc. · 20525 Center Ridge Rd, Suite 630 · Cleveland, OH 44116, USA · Tel.: +1-303-487-1302 · Fax: +1-303-428-4066
USA (Colorado), Office: ThinPrint, Inc. · 8703 Yates Drive · Westminster, CO 80030, USA · Tel.: +1-303-487-1302 · Fax: +1-303-428-4066
Australia: ThinPrint Pty Ltd. · Level 10, 275 Alfred Street · North Sydney / NSW / 2060, Australia · Tel.: +61-(0)2-94 60 03 19 · Fax: +61-(0)2-89 20 38 35
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