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@PaperCutDev

PaperCut Software

@PaperCutDev
We're fluent in printer-speak so you don't have to be. Take the world's papercuttingest print management software for a spin sometime.
Melbourne, Portland, Bracknell
papercut.com
Joined July 2010
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    Aug 27
    Found that your new ARM64 Windows device can't print? Inconceivable! papercut.com/about/pocket-p…
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    Aug 26
    "It's made me not hate printers." We're having that engraved. Megan Musselwhite from Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill shares how PaperCut turned their print environment from a daily source of chaos into something that just, quietly, works, for students and teachers alike.
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    Aug 25
    Login fatigue is a real thing. So with the all new PaperCut MF 26.0, we've done something about it. Modern authentication means users log in once and get access across every PaperCut MF component. No more juggling sessions or repeating credentials. It connects cleanly to the
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    Aug 24
    Human error reportedly accounts for up to 95% of security breaches. Which means the most sophisticated thing you can do for your security posture might actually be to make things way simpler. Less friction means fewer workarounds, and fewer workarounds means fewer gaps. If you
  • @PaperCutDev
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    Aug 19
    How are school IT teams managing print queues today? We've saved you the search. They are: - Limiting queues per building to avoid the one-printer-one-queue sprawl - Standardizing everything with a single universal print driver - Using mobility or ‘Find Me’ printing to reduce
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