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O&K Print Router 3.2.3 was available as a giveaway on August 12, 2021!
O&K Print Router is a program for simultaneous printing on any number of printers. Redirecting print. Load balance for printers. Print speed up the process. Each copy of a printed document is saved as a PDF. Custom user scripts for faster printing and balancing load between multiple printers.
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10; Windows Server 2003/ 2008/ 2012/ 2016/ 2019;
6.8 MB
unlimited
$49.95
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Thanks about the GOTD! :)
The installation folder is standard at "C:\Program Files (x86)\O&K Print Router",
not at "C:\Program Files\O&K Print Router".
So, the text should be:
Copy the the file "prouter.lic" to the installation folder ("C:\Program Files (x86)\O&K Print Router" by default) to activate the license, then launch the program itself.
Instead of:
Copy the the file "prouter.lic" to the installation folder ("C:\Program Files\O&K Print Router" by default) to activate the license, then launch the program itself.
PS: Have a happy work week, weekend and stay healthy! :)
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krypteller,
Which determines which ?
For a 64-bit Windows version you should use ...?
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krypteller, I have Windows 10 64 bits and many programs in C:\Program Files\ and C:\Programs Files(x86)\ too.
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In case it helps clarify...
There is No requirement regarding the location of Windows software program folders -- they can be put anywhere. Common practice is to place program folders under C:\Program Files in 32-bit Windows, and in 64-bit Windows, if the software is 64-bit. In 64-bit Windows 32-bit software is commonly installed under Program Files (x86), though again this is Not required. It can also be confusing, as 64-bit versions of apps, with 64-bit specific files &/or drivers may themselves be 32-bit, and so be located under Program Files (x86).
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