Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Ezeep got purchase by another company (ThinPrint) and they are working on improving the whole system. The existing platform is also still running so I assume they are also taking on new customers. Some other spaces we know also use PaperCut (one-time fee to create a print server in your space).
Brian
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On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 2:23:19 PM UTC+1, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
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On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
We connected our printer to Google Cloud Print and it’s been working out fairly well for us. We still have some hiccups but we also have an email address for our printer so people can just email their files to it and it will print.
Clarification: Google Cloud Print does not track # of prints, etc. Right?
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On Tue, Jan 26, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking [email protected] wrote:
We connected our printer to Google Cloud Print and it’s been working out fairly well for us. We still have some hiccups but we also have an email address for our printer so people can just email their files to it and it will print.
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
···
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Hello, I’m the IT Manager for our company, we use mainly Sharp MFP’s in our space, and these machines (as well as others) have the ability to print by User number only. When Sharp releases a new printer, they also release the Mac/PC and linux printer drivers. They don’t work for tablets, and smart phones, that’s the one down side. But for lap tops and desktops, they work just fine. This then allows the center coordinator to pull a report from the printer at the end of the month, and simply upload that CSV straight in to our Coworking Software and that automatically add’s the printing/Scanning/Faxing/Copying charges to their monthly invoice. (That get auto billed on the first of the month)
We setup a URL that has the printer drivers on them, and our members can self install with the help of a 1 page printer driver install guide we created.
We have been doing this for the last 5 years, in 5 different locations. Seems to work perfectly.
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On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 5:23:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
···
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
We’ve been battling with EZEEP for months now. We launched a co-work space Jan 2nd.
1 - they claim it can’t print B&W from Mac
2 - if we Command P instead of drop into the online print website - sometimes misc brochures or documents come out as 437 pages of code rather than the document itself.
Is EZEEP worth pursuing at this point? Tech Support seems lackluster at best. Is there anything else out there to Cloud Print AND charge members per page?
thanks! #fedup
···
On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 11:12:04 AM UTC-5, Trevor Townsend wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
We use Papercut integrated with Nexudus for printing and our Mac users also have issues. First it was getting the drivers on their systems, now it’s that they can’t print 11x17. We think it’s a driver issue, too, but haven’t fully resolved it. It’s a major source of frustration for the members who tend to be architects and designers whose work demands this basic functionality. We end up having to print for them and not fully resolving the issue - not a satisfying outcome. We were considering switching to Ezeep, but it sounds like it’s just as wonky. Frustrating!!! Thanks, Pam
···
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 8:57:53 AM UTC-6, Jared Dean wrote:
Hello all -
We’ve been battling with EZEEP for months now. We launched a co-work space Jan 2nd.
1 - they claim it can’t print B&W from Mac
2 - if we Command P instead of drop into the online print website - sometimes misc brochures or documents come out as 437 pages of code rather than the document itself.
Is EZEEP worth pursuing at this point? Tech Support seems lackluster at best. Is there anything else out there to Cloud Print AND charge members per page?
thanks! #fedup
On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 11:12:04 AM UTC-5, Trevor Townsend wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Ezeep is no better with mac’s or just general issues with PCs either for that matter. We have resulted to using a code system provided by our copier manufacturer and run reports. Yeah it sucks but at least the hard part is on us not the members
We use Papercut integrated with Nexudus for printing and our Mac users also have issues. First it was getting the drivers on their systems, now it’s that they can’t print 11x17. We think it’s a driver issue, too, but haven’t fully resolved it. It’s a major source of frustration for the members who tend to be architects and designers whose work demands this basic functionality. We end up having to print for them and not fully resolving the issue - not a satisfying outcome. We were considering switching to Ezeep, but it sounds like it’s just as wonky. Frustrating!!! Thanks, Pam
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 8:57:53 AM UTC-6, Jared Dean wrote:
Hello all -
We’ve been battling with EZEEP for months now. We launched a co-work space Jan 2nd.
1 - they claim it can’t print B&W from Mac
2 - if we Command P instead of drop into the online print website - sometimes misc brochures or documents come out as 437 pages of code rather than the document itself.
Is EZEEP worth pursuing at this point? Tech Support seems lackluster at best. Is there anything else out there to Cloud Print AND charge members per page?
thanks! #fedup
On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 11:12:04 AM UTC-5, Trevor Townsend wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Ezeep is no better with mac’s or just general issues with PCs either for that matter. We have resulted to using a code system provided by our copier manufacturer and run reports. Yeah it sucks but at least the hard part is on us not the members
We use Papercut integrated with Nexudus for printing and our Mac users also have issues. First it was getting the drivers on their systems, now it’s that they can’t print 11x17. We think it’s a driver issue, too, but haven’t fully resolved it. It’s a major source of frustration for the members who tend to be architects and designers whose work demands this basic functionality. We end up having to print for them and not fully resolving the issue - not a satisfying outcome. We were considering switching to Ezeep, but it sounds like it’s just as wonky. Frustrating!!! Thanks, Pam
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 8:57:53 AM UTC-6, Jared Dean wrote:
Hello all -
We’ve been battling with EZEEP for months now. We launched a co-work space Jan 2nd.
1 - they claim it can’t print B&W from Mac
2 - if we Command P instead of drop into the online print website - sometimes misc brochures or documents come out as 437 pages of code rather than the document itself.
Is EZEEP worth pursuing at this point? Tech Support seems lackluster at best. Is there anything else out there to Cloud Print AND charge members per page?
thanks! #fedup
On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 11:12:04 AM UTC-5, Trevor Townsend wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Ezeep is no better with mac’s or just general issues with PCs either for that matter. We have resulted to using a code system provided by our copier manufacturer and run reports. Yeah it sucks but at least the hard part is on us not the members
We use Papercut integrated with Nexudus for printing and our Mac users also have issues. First it was getting the drivers on their systems, now it’s that they can’t print 11x17. We think it’s a driver issue, too, but haven’t fully resolved it. It’s a major source of frustration for the members who tend to be architects and designers whose work demands this basic functionality. We end up having to print for them and not fully resolving the issue - not a satisfying outcome. We were considering switching to Ezeep, but it sounds like it’s just as wonky. Frustrating!!! Thanks, Pam
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 8:57:53 AM UTC-6, Jared Dean wrote:
Hello all -
We’ve been battling with EZEEP for months now. We launched a co-work space Jan 2nd.
1 - they claim it can’t print B&W from Mac
2 - if we Command P instead of drop into the online print website - sometimes misc brochures or documents come out as 437 pages of code rather than the document itself.
Is EZEEP worth pursuing at this point? Tech Support seems lackluster at best. Is there anything else out there to Cloud Print AND charge members per page?
thanks! #fedup
On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 11:12:04 AM UTC-5, Trevor Townsend wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
I have recently installed eZeep and integrated two printers on this facililty.
The big important advantage is that users no longer have to install (and update) drivers on their workkstations…
Plus eZeep offers a good reporting function, allowing me as the space manager to download csv files that allow for the appropriate management info and drilldowns.
I have experienced the eZeep team as quite dedicated and very supportive, helping me to get issues and problems solved.
Main reason I have chosen for eZeep over papercut is that one of my printers (a bit outdated but still brilliant) heavy Ricoh machine was no longer accessible for Mac computers.
From this month on we’re gonna work with the eZeep in the workspace, but my first impression is good.
We can print from any device and from all locations, also remote.
Best regards!
Eric
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Op dinsdag 12 januari 2016 14:23:19 UTC+1 schreef TatjanaRose:
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
On Dec 5, 2018, at 2:33 PM, Trevor Townsend [email protected] wrote:
I’m also looking at ezeep - it integrates with my Office R&D membership management system along with SaltoKS and IronWifi.
I’ll let you know what I discover once it’s been deployed.
Best,
Trevor
On Wednesday, 27 January 2016 13:37:59 UTC-5, Jeff Warner wrote:
Jerome - ezeep. We looked at the other ThinPrint options and they were more corporate solutions that didn’t provide all the flexibility and reporting that ezeep gives us. I don’t have any personal experience with Macs as it relates to our trial, but I’m not aware of them being any more buggy than Windows machines. I’ve put a question in to my team and will let you know if thee is anything worthy of mention in that regard.
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 11:25:34 AM UTC-8, Jerome wrote:
Cool. Clarification: is the 1-year contract with the ezeep product of another ThinPrint item?
If ezeep, how has it worked for your clients with Macs?
Jerome we were working with ezeep when they got purchased by ThinPrint - we are currently in a trial period using their service in 3 of our 15 locations. There have been hiccups but i think we are going to enter into a one-year contract with them.
Jeff Warner
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at 3:45:19 AM UTC-8, TatjanaRose wrote:
Hi Jerome,
Thanks for the response - that’s surprising and certainly helpful to hear! I’ll double check that they support macs as that is really key for us!
Guess everyone has battles with certain printers/drivers and operating systems
Tatjana
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 1:45:29 PM UTC, Jerome wrote:
I’m surprised they’re still up and running.
The last I heard (last February) they were shutting down.
At minimum, they dropped support for macs.
We manually install drivers. Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.
JEROME CHANG
CENTRAL: Mid-Wilshire
5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | ph: (323) 330-9505
EAST: Downtown
529 S. Broadway, Suite 4000 (@Pershing Square) | ph: (213) 550-2235
Hello, I manage The Guild in Bath, which has been running for over 2yrs now. The space is working really well, with us now operating a waiting list for membership, however, one aspect we have always struggled with is printing. When we opened we started leasing a printer from a local company, but we soon discovered that our members who used Mac (majority) were experiencing real difficulties with finding and downloading the drivers. This meant our Front of House was having to spend a significant amount of their time either trying to set the printer up for the members, or printing for them.
We recently came across ezeep and we think this could be a great solution for us.
Have any of you used this service or something similar? if so how did you find the set-up and the day to day management?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as we really want to get this right!
Macs are relatively easy. Windows, especially in their many variations of operating systems, nearly kill us.