Printer-Based Accounting - Konica Minolta magicolor 7300 Reference Manual

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All UEL commands.
Delete any commands the contain the character sequence
"<ESC>%12345X" where <ESC> is the escape character [0x1b,
decimal 27] (may be seen in some text editors as a box or a left-
pointing arrow).
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Device-specific commands.
Delete any section of code that starts with "<<" and
ends with ">>setpagedevice>''. For example, a device-
specific command to select the color space may read
"<</ProcessColorModel/DeviceCMYK>>setpage device>".
Also delete any section of the code that starts with "featurebegin{" and
ends with "}featurecleanup".
Attention
Do not delete any lines that are not surrounded by this pair of terms.
" #
If you are not sure if a command sequence is device-specific, you
can check for the sequence in a PPD, refer to the Adobe
PostScript Level 2 Technical Language Reference Manual, or
contact KONICA MINOLTA Technical Support.

Printer-based Accounting

Printers with an internal hard disk may utilize Printer-Based Accounting. With
Printer-Based Accounting, individual print job information is saved on the
printer's internal hard disk in an accounting file. This information can be
retrieved from the printer, filtered according to the individual customer
requirements and exported into a spreadsheet program in order to be
analyzed. There are over 40 different information fields available.
Printer-Based Accounting is important for System Administrators who need
interdepartmental accounting, pay-for-print applications, or workflow
management.
There are two types of accounting information captured by your printer:
Job Accounting
As each print job is completed, the information describing the print job is
saved in the accounting file. This information allows you to analyze
consumable usage, media usage, operator usage, and the history of printer
activities.
Printer-based Accounting
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