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I need a way to track the number of pages, and possibly the document names, on and NT4 server. The primary need is to track the page count by user. Any ideas?
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by shmaltz
In your printers folder click on File>Server Properties, click Advanced, and chosse Log Spooler information events.
by gigelul
You can use from resource kit to export events to a formated text file, about print jobs:
dumpel.exe -f printedpages.txt -s \\ServerName -l system -m "print" -e 10 -t
Make a batch file with this command and schedule it to run periodicaly.
You can import/link this text file in access or excel and with filters or queries you can obtain as you wish the informations.
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by sebeling
Some printers have that information in their memory. You can usually navigate on HP's Printers for something like Printer info.
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