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  • 10/11/06

Products & Services

Print-Limit Pro Gets an Upgrade, Adds Support for Mac OS X Servers

The latest version of GenevaLogic’s Print-Limit Pro can be installed on Mac OS X servers. Version 6.2 of the print management solution allows educators to easily and efficiently manage printing across large, multiplatform environments. Print-Limit Pro’s unique features give schools the ability to print when needed, while managing resources, recovering printing expenses, and dramatically reducing paper and toner budgets. Easily scalable to networks serving more than 20,000 users, Print-Limit Pro also features an intuitive Web interface, advanced budgeting and reporting tools, and supports all major operating systems. Existing Print-Limit Pro customers with active annual support and upgrade protection packages can download a free update. For K-12 schools or districts, an unlimited site license for Print-Limit Pro starts at $995...

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SMART Unveils Online Training Sessions for Mac Users

SMART Technologies Inc. recently announced that all of its free online training sessions are now available to Mac users in North America. Each week, 16 to 22 sessions (approximately 75 each month) are offered on 10 topics, including introduction to the SMART Board interactive whiteboard, Sympodium interactive pen display, and AirLiner wireless slate. Also included are sessions for teachers on creating engaging interactive lesson activities with notebook software. Conducted with SMART’s own Bridgit conferencing software, the training can be accessed here. Session descriptions and connection instructions are also provided on this site...

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