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We have a computer lab in a senior center. We are looking for management software that can control user sessions as well as limiting printouts to 20 per person per session. This would be managed from a central workstation. We have checked out EnvisionWare but are looking for a more affordable solution. We would like some recommendations of 2-3 other vendors. This environment is similar to management at a library's public-access computers.
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We have a computer lab in a senior center. We are looking for management software that can control user sessions as well as limiting printouts to 20 per person per session. This would be managed from a central workstation. We have checked out EnvisionWare but are looking for a more affordable solution. We would like some recommendations of 2-3 other vendors. This environment is similar to management at a library's public-access computers.

computer lab management

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