You might say that it looks very promising when we learn about the announcement of the GreenPrint software. being a new printing method that lets you use less ink and less paper, and as a result saving a lot of trees when this software would be used by many printer owners and small and large companies.
It would certainly be beneficial for the environment in general and trees in particular.
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Here's what the makers say about this - I think really useful - software solves a problem nearly every computer user has experienced - the wasteful pages that seem only to appear after a document has been printed (for example
, pages with just a URL, banner ad, legal jargon, or a run-over Excel column).
The GreenPrint software accomplishes this by analyzing the document and then highlighting and removing unnecessary pages.
The company thinks that having a solution for this common problem for home and business users will not only save billions of dollars a year, but will also save tens of millions of trees, millions of tons of greenhouse gasses, and an enormous amount of landfill waste.
GreenPrint also includes, as the makers put it: an easy to use PDF writer, a fantastic print preview called GreenView, and a reporting feature which keeps track of the number of pages, trees, and money saved.
There's also a enterprise version of GreenPrint providing insight into waste reduction through a company-wide printing overview, as well as tracking the organization’s positive environmental impact (for example the number of
trees saved and greenhouse emissions prevented). It also provides an easy way to re-use paper already printed on one side before recycling it. In case you're interested, here's info about www.printer-ink-cartridges-guide.com/cartridge-recycling.html ink cartridge
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The GreenPrint software consists of a home version and an enterprise version.
As the makers say: The home edition is the right thing for anyone who wishes to get rid of the waste of unneeded printed pages and at the same time making a positively environmental contribution. The home edition enables you to select and remove unnecessary documents and files. Instead of whole pages,
you can also choose to remove just the images or graphs or text.
It further holds track of the pages and money that you saved. And as indicated there's the 'Create PDF' option. Also a very useful tool.
Here's more on downloading the trial version of GreenPrint at this www.printer-ink-cartridges-guide.com/greenprint.shtml Info on GreenPrint page.
The trial version is free to evaluate for 14 days. The home edition has a price of $35. The enterprise edition is priced at $70.
Prices are subject to change.
"We believe the average Fortune 500 Company will save over $2 million and roughly 4,000 trees annually using GreenPrint" says initiator Hayden Hamilton .
They see it as a revolutionary product because it helps save the environment while saving money. I wonder what other product is capable to do such a thing.