New features:

• Native support for iPrint queues on Novell OES Linux. For more information see the associated news item.
• New "Internal Users" feature. This feature allows managing a set of users in addition to those in the configured user directory. It can be used for managing guest users (who may not have a domain account), or in organizations without a directory

New features:

• New set of "Environmental Impact" reports summarizing the impact of user printing.
• Users with access to "Shared Account" can now view balances under their end-user web login.
• Administrators can set a custom message that displays on login screen.
• Native support for IPv6 networks (Yes! We have some University customers that have made the move.).
• New report

New features:

• New set of "Environmental Impact" reports summarizing the impact of user printing.
• Users with access to "Shared Account" can now view balances under their end-user web login.
• Administrators can set a custom message that displays on login screen.
• Native support for IPv6 networks (Yes! We have some University customers that have made the move.).
• New report

This release fixes some problems found with version 8.2 (Build 5695) and provides improved support for some printers.

Fixes:

• Fixed a problem with the user client that would allow the user to close it even through it was required for printing.
• Improved reliability of importing account data from PaperCut ChargeBack 6 (or earlier) when the account names include TAB characters.

This release fixes some problems found with version 8.2 (Build 5695) and provides improved support for some printers.

Fixes:

• Fix a problem with the user client that would allow the user to close it even through it was required for printing.
• Improved reliability of importing account data from PaperCut ChargeBack 6 (or earlier) when the account names include TAB characters.

New features:

• Added improved support and completed compatibility testing for Windows Server 2008.
• Implemented intelligent handling of selected printer monitoring error conditions. PaperCut has a fail-open design by default ensuring that printing will continue uninterrupted on events such as an application server or network failure. However this was not ideal for some situations where a fail-closed