Changelog 2018-05

New setting to support print server migration. When a printer is registered without a print queue, the system will create a default print queue and name the print queue the same as the printer model name. When migrating print servers, you can now disable this behavior by unchecking Create default print queue on the Settings page.
See also: Implementation phase setup.

Download section moved from the bottom of the Printix Administrator Settings page to a dedicated Software page.
Printix for Chromebook is now available from the Software page in Printix Administrator. If your G Suite is used by multiple Printix Homes, users will be asked to pick a Printix Home.
Possible to Search for printers by address. The search algorithm has also been improved.
Printix Client language. Language is now inherited from the computer OS. If the OS language is not among the supported languages, then it will use the language saved as part of the user's profile in Printix. If there is no language saved in the user's profile, then it will use English.
Page counting for Canon UFR II print drivers.
Check Hide printer ID in Printix Client on the Settings page if you do not want the three-letter printer ID (ASD, BNM, ...) to appear on the Printix Client Printers page.
Printix Redirector now also works with Ringdale Follow Me.

In networks using Zscaler proxy service the Printix Service process could in very rare situations consume almost all of the computer's CPU.
Installation of print driver: Oce VarioPRINT 115 PS3 NL.
If Add print queue automatically was checked the print queue would be added to the computer even when the computer was not on the same network as the printer.

Printix for Chromebook does not support printing multiple copies.
Printers registered before 2017-10-17 are listed without a Created date on the Printers page in Printix Administrator.
On Windows, when you open the Control Panel, Features and Programs and click Printix Client the Product version is that of the initially installed Printix Client.
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