Print Audit 6 is Mac OS X Lion Compatible
Summary: The latest version of Mac OS X, Lion has been causing problems with many of the popular graphic arts programs from Adobe and others.
When Apple comes out with a new version of the Mac operating system it isn’t always smooth sailing. The latest version of OS X, Lion has been causing problems with many of the popular graphic arts programs from Adobe and others.
So Doc was glad to read that the popular print management software program Print Audit 6 is fully compatible with Lion.
Print Audit 6 is a suite of print management products that can be used to uncover document creation inefficiencies, enforce printing rules and recover expenses from clients or users. The suite is comprised of 3 components called Analysis, Rules and Recovery which can be purchased in a variety of configurations depending on the needs of the organization.
The newest release of Print Audit 6 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 or newer and can be downloaded at http://www.printaudit.com
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