IT Administration

This video tutorial will teach you how to troubleshoot common spooling issues, and shed some more light on the Windows printing system.

Increasingly, cloud infrastructures are combined with company-specific data centers. What does all this have to do with printing and with printer drivers?

How does a large organization or service provider best address massive printer queue deployments to distributed locations? ThinPrint’s Management Services provides Windows PowerShell options for your team to build powerful, fully customizable deployments to send across trusted or child domains, across networks and to the spectrum of end point workstations.

Over the past several years we've centralized applications, data repositories, management of all kinds of devices and more to realize unprecedented savings using server virtualization and deliver IT to our users as a secure, reliable and convenient service. Printing should be no exception.

This video tutorial "Print servers: Why and what for?" continues on with ThinPrint's new YouTube series concerning the basic technology behind network printing and how to use it. Through ThinPrint's expertise, you can easily learn how to install, configure, and optimise print servers and network printers.

Setting up a network printer or wider office print network can be fraught with unexpected problems and complex tasks. ThinPrint is looking to help. Through a new series of informative, simple, and yet concise videos. This first ThinPrint Guide video will take you through the basic steps to start network printing. It shows how to add a standard printer to an existing LAN or WLAN.

If you want to lower printing costs you will need an analysis of your print environment. ThinPrint´s print job tracking will help you to get an overview,

With Windows Server 2016, Microsoft has eliminated the only built-in option that ensured print services were more highly available. ThinPrint closes this gap and ensures high availability with its robust solution. All capabilities are combined together in a single, easy-to-manage solution.

As a software developer by trade and by passion, I find the PowerShell to be an incredibly flexible shell. Personally, I feel that it is what shells were always meant to be. Object-piping feels so natural, it enables us to access specific parts of output from a command without parsing.