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Shahid,<br />
&nbsp; There's nothing in any server package that I know of that can do this, including NT !<br />
&nbsp; The number of pages is contained within the spool file - servers just pass spool files through the driver and then forgets all about them...<br />
&nbsp; You've got to look for another way !<br />
&nbsp; What are you printing from ?<br />
&nbsp; If it's MS Office you could remove the print option and put your own in that only prints a certain number or range of pages, but then there's nothing that can stop this user printing again and again.<br />
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Tim<br />
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Shahid,
  There's nothing in any server package that I know of that can do this, including NT !
  The number of pages is contained within the spool file - servers just pass spool files through the driver and then forgets all about them...
  You've got to look for another way !
  What are you printing from ?
  If it's MS Office you could remove the print option and put your own in that only prints a certain number or range of pages, but then there's nothing that can stop this user printing again and again.

Tim
 


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How can we set print quota for every user on Windows NT Server(pds).I mean, I want every user can print only limited no.<br />
of pages. 
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How can we set print quota for every user on Windows NT Server(pds).I mean, I want every user can print only limited no.
of pages. 

print quota on NTS?

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