About this software
CLPrint is a Windows command-line utility for printing PDF documents and converting PDFs to image formats. It supports direct printing from scripts or the command prompt, watch-folder automation, and conversion to multi-page TIFF, JPEG, GIF, BMP, and PNG. CLPrint uses an internal PDF renderer, requires the .NET Framework, and is distributed as a standalone executable.
Licenses & prices
Clprint single
Single-installation license for TerminalWorks CLPrint permitting use on one server or terminal host.
Clprint redistributable
Redistributable installer package for TerminalWorks CLPrint intended for inclusion in system images or automated deployments.
Purchase
TerminalWorks CLPrint
In Stock
Delivery: 1 working day
Loading...
€226.91
Free and without obligation
Do you need more information or looking for another license?
Benefits
- CLI printing: Print PDF files directly from scripts or command prompt without a GUI.
- Watch folders: Automatically print any PDF that appears in a monitored folder.
- Image conversion: Convert PDFs to TIFF, JPEG, GIF, BMP, or PNG formats.
- No Adobe dependency: Embedded renderer removes the need for Adobe Reader or other viewers.
- Standalone binary: Requires only the .NET Framework alongside a self-contained executable.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Usage guide and PDF manual available on the CLPrint downloads page.
- Support portal: Support tickets and technical resources accessible through the vendor support portal.
- Release notes: Changelog and past release history are available on the downloads page.
- Download binaries: Installer and zip packages are provided on the official CLPrint downloads page.
- License details: Single-machine and redistributable license terms are published on purchase and licensing pages.
Frequently asked questions
What is TerminalWorks CLPrint?
TerminalWorks CLPrint is a print-management solution for terminal server and remote desktop environments, enabling printing from remote sessions to local or network printers.
How does TerminalWorks CLPrint integrate with terminal servers and remote sessions?
It operates at the session level to route or redirect print jobs from remote desktops to client or network printers, using standard print redirection and virtual print driver techniques.
Which platforms and printers are typically supported?
Solutions like CLPrint generally target enterprise server platforms and standard network or local printers; compatibility varies by release, so verify supported operating systems and drivers in product documentation.
How is TerminalWorks CLPrint managed and deployed in an enterprise?
Management is typically centralized, using administrative tools, policies, and deployment mechanisms suited to server environments; administrators can configure queues, permissions, and print-routing rules.