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What is ThinPrint .print? About ThinPrint ThinPrint .print: Printing in SBC environments Connection based bandwidth control for print jobs (1,600 bit/s to 1 Mbit/s) Compression of print jobs up to 95% Streaming of print jobs Driver Free Printing Printing via TCP/IP, ICA/RDP, or LPD Autocreated client printers (printer mapping) SSL encryption of print data Tracking of print data Support of central and local print servers Supported printers Parallel and serial interfaces (LPT, COM) USB printers Bluetooth and infrared printers Bidirectional printers Multifunctional devices  (printer, scanner, copier, and fax in one) Plotters Network printers (with network cards/internal print servers) External print servers (e. g. SEH, Intermate, Silex) Printing to shares (on Microsoft machines) ThinPrint .print: How does it work? ThinPrint has its own printer ports Create as many ports  as you need (standard: one port per connection) Connect as many printers as you want to one single port Printing with .print Server: .print Engine Server component: .print Engine ThinPrint .print:Server component Port configuration in the MMC Port Configuration .print AutoConnect: Client printer mapping Part of each .print Engine (Windows) Mapping of all printers  (plotters, multifunctional devices, shares, network printers ...) Runs as a service Print server support Start/end with session connect/disconnect (default) Driver Free Printing support  (= PlugPlay solution in Windows environments) Name translation table (Dynamic Printer Matrix) .print Engines available for Microsoft terminal servers 2000/2003 (with or without Citrix Presentation Server) Dedicated central print servers Unix servers (Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX) Host environments (IBM Mainframes, AS/400) RDP environments (PlugPlay solution) Windows XP machines (remote access for one user) 32bit and 64bit (x64) servers Blade PCs and virtual desktops (VDI/VMWare) Client component