Submitted by Dave Brooks on Fri, 03/06/2015 - 12:18
CIT Group, Inc. was founded and incorporated in 1975. The company employs about 450 people, spread among headquarters in Normal, Illinois, and 14 other locations across the state. CIT Group sells and services heavy and medium-duty trucks, and related equipment, and provides the most complete inventory of parts and the highest quality of mechanical and body repair services available. More information is online at http://www.cittrucks.com/.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Fri, 03/06/2015 - 12:09
The Archdiocese of Chicago serves more than 2.3 million Catholics in Northeastern Illinois, and oversees six colleges and universities, 215 elementary schools, 40 secondary schools, 20 hospitals, 47 cemeteries, and 357 parishes. In addition, its Catholic Charities division serves about one million people, at over 150 locations.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Tue, 01/13/2015 - 15:10
Please review the article RPM file naming as background to this article.
Sometime on or around version 6.0.0.331, a bug was unintentionally introduced which converted the ASCII space character to an underscore during output.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Tue, 01/13/2015 - 15:05
Print job specific data
One of the primary uses of RPM Remote Print Manager® (RPM) is to save print data to a file. This functionality is useful in a variety of situations, two of which are:
- To preserve paper and the environment.
- Integration with third-party software with a folder watcher feature.
RPM offers access to a large number of variables for naming a file. Here is a fairly comprehensive list.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Wed, 04/17/2013 - 16:14
In this article, we explain how to print PDF files from our RPM Remote Print Manager® (RPM) product directly to a Windows printer.
There are several reasons you may want to do this:
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Wed, 04/17/2013 - 16:06
This article describes the steps to print PDF files to a Windows printer using RPM Remote Print Manager® (RPM). Using RPM you can set this up to run on demand day and night. Any time you sent a PDF file to RPM, your hard copy will soon be waiting.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Thu, 09/20/2012 - 13:09
One of our goals for all our products is for them to be part of a 3rd party solution, where that makes sense for the customer. We feel it is a better solution for everyone if the vendors cooperate, so we plan for that up front. Our INTELLIscribe product primarily acts as a Windows port monitor, taking your fully processed Windows print job and sending it to one or more printers on your network. Typically this is completely user-driven; when you print from your Windows application, INTELLIscribe kicks in and does its work.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Thu, 09/20/2012 - 10:49
Last week my wife Susan and I were in Boise on business and met up with friends over dinner. The husband had conducted a funeral service that day for Ray Smelek, the man who “brought H-P to Boise”. The wife knew him because she cut his hair for a number of years.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Thu, 09/20/2012 - 09:42
As a product which has been on the market for a dozen years, in use by organizations literally worldwide, ExcelliPrint has a number of features which have grown out of real-world printing scenarios. One of these is the ability to ignore page boundaries.
Submitted by Dave Brooks on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 12:51
We have received several reports recently from customers who are sending large files to RPM using the Windows LPR on the following systems:
Pages
