Batch & Print Pro is for batching documents as retainable lists which can be automatically printed in document sequence of your choice. It supports all associated shell printable documents such as PDF, MS Word, HTML, Text Files, Image formats, Excel Spreadsheets, PowerPoint Presentations, and many more.

What is Batch & Print Pro?

It is a useful and reliable application that will help you monitor the queue of your current printer for seamless sequence printing.

Some of the main features of this program include: Directory monitoring, FTP & POP3 Email monitoring, Print scheduler, printer load balancing, pre-processing for converting PDF to Postscript without using Acrobat, internal direct printing of native printer formats like PS, PCL, PRN, drag & drop of files for ease of use, save, load, append batch lists for later use and list ordering options.

Other features are refresh lists to pickup new files, separator pages between each file options, batch file replication, DOS & VBS scripts within list, zip & rar file support, logging & reporting, email notifications, can run as an NT service, full command line support and it also recognizes number of pages in PDF files, Append and print groups of PDF’s for printing as one job file, quick job setup for printing lists of files quickly by task name, PDF color/bw splitting option to different printer setups/different printers + lots more features.

Traction Software, the publisher of this software, has added quite some changes to this version. These changes are: Added premium upgrade protection to licensing, In monitor mode it now checks every 5+ minutes after a doc or docx print for process hangs MSWORD.EXE and kills them, Added option in general setup options to try to reprint the files with errors one more time that we’re detected in a process hang state before among other changes.

If you want to know more about this program, please go to Traction-Software.co.uk.

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