Two SilentPrint3 components are provided - a Client application and a Service. The Client, provides an interface for configuration, while the Service monitors Watched Folders for supported documents. When identified, the Service batches and sorts the documents then outputs them to a printer driver associated with the Watched Folder.
Any number of supported documents can be placed in a Watched Folder, and all are batch printed ‘silently’ without further intervention. No manual opening of an associated application, and no more repeated clicking of a print button to output each document!
In more than ten years, SilentPrint has helped thousands of users print and convert millions of documents. Users include government departments, health authorities, law firms, and banks - anyone that needs to print or convert documents to PDF with minimal or no effort.
Automatically batch print any number of supported documents including Word, Excel, PDF and images by simply placing them in a Watched Folder monitored by SilentPrint3.
Gain flexible batch printing with multiple Watched Folder and printer combinations.
Operates as a Windows service so batch printing can occur when the PC/server is logged off. Even when logged on, documents are processed "silently" meaning other applications can be used without interruption.
Use to automatically batch convert documents such as Word, Excel and images to PDF without the need for third-party PDF creation software like Adobe Acrobat.
Supports popular Windows documents including Word, Excel, images and PDF without the need for the document's native application.
Integrated scheduler facilitates batch printing at a specific time, when a certain number of documents have been accumulated or when a particular document is detected.
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Designed for Windows 64bit
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SilentPrint has been extremely easy to use, requiring minimal configuration and training for the operatives. Not only that, it also helps us to make certain that printed assignments are complete and match those received from Turnitin – something that was difficult to ensure prior to SilentPrint being used.
Stephen Harding | Southampton Solent University | solent.ac.uk
