New in Inkvolt Print 1.3: • Inkvolt Print speaks Spanish: the whole app, its alerts and messages follow the language you choose for it in macOS (System Settings › General › Language & Region › Applications) or in Settings › Language. • SNMP access: a printer that answers only SNMP and whose administrator changed its read community can be added with that community (Add a Printer › Know its address? › SNMP access) and changed later (SNMP Access… in the printer's menu in the sidebar). It's kept in your keychain and used only to read the printer. • SNMPv3: the same SNMP access fields take a printer's SNMPv3 user and its two passphrases (SHA-256 authentication, AES-128 privacy). Every request is signed and encrypted, only reads, and a wrong user name or passphrase is named (an Inkvolt Pro feature, free for now). • A damaged PDF from a scanner no longer stops or freezes Inkvolt Print, and a very long ink and toner history opens quickly. • A scanned page too large to edit (over 300 million pixels) is saved just as the scanner sent it, and its note says it wasn't straightened, cropped or turned, instead of filling your Mac's memory.

New in Inkvolt Print 1.2: • Scan clean up (Scan settings › Clean up, and in each preset): crop to the paper, whiten the background, descreen printed pictures, restore faded colors. Clean Up… on a page shows it large to try each one, Show as scanned to compare, and All Pages; Undo puts a clean up back. • Searchable PDFs keep text in every language your Mac reads, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean included, so Preview and other PDF apps find it; choose the Text language for a scan or a preset. • USB printers that print without a driver (IPP over USB) show their own ink or toner levels and status, read from the printer itself; the status card says where its status came from, and a printer that reports no levels says so. • Job notifications (Settings › Alerts, off until you turn them on): when your own print job fails or stops moving, a notification names the document and the printer, with Open the Queue and Pause Alerts. Other people's jobs never raise one. • Ink and toner history: Inkvolt Print keeps a reading a day on your Mac and shows a chart of the levels over the last year, about how many days each cartridge has left, and how many pages you've printed since it went in. Low-ink alerts say how many days are left too. Export history… saves it all as one spreadsheet file (an Inkvolt Pro feature, free for now). • Firmware watch: when a printer's firmware changes, its status card says so. HP printers: Keep My Cartridges Working, in the Settings tab, turns automatic firmware updates off, so an update that blocks non-HP cartridges can't install by itself. • Scanners that send only PDF work, and a scan saved untouched is kept exactly as the scanner sent it. • Help › Inkvolt Pro…: enter an Inkvolt Pro key; Inkvolt PDF on this Mac finds it too. • Inkvolt PDF on this Mac shows the status and toner of your printers here when you print, and warns before printing to one that's off or jammed. • Help › Report a Problem…: the details a bug report needs, with addresses, serial numbers and your names masked, to copy into a GitHub issue. Record This Printer saves what the printer shown answers, read only and with what identifies it taken out, as a .zip to attach. Nothing is sent. • Fleet, at the top of the sidebar (View › Fleet): every printer on one page, the ones in trouble first, with each one's ink or toner, page count, firmware and when it was last read; a printer that isn't answering shows what it last said. Export… saves the list as a spreadsheet or JSON, and Fix All resumes paused printers and lets them accept jobs again, asking before each one (Inkvolt Pro features, free for now). From Terminal, “Inkvolt Print status --all --json” lists every printer for a script. • Batch Print (File › Batch Print…): add PDFs and pictures, or a whole folder, put them in order and see how many sheets each one takes before anything prints. Print sends them to the printer one by one, asks first when a batch comes to more than 100 sheets, and Stop stops between files; a file that changed or needs a password is never printed by surprise. Save a list to print again, print a folder as files land in it, save the results as a spreadsheet, and print a list from Terminal with “Inkvolt Print print --list” (Inkvolt Pro features, free for now). • Open in Inkvolt PDF, when it's installed on this Mac: a scan preset can open its PDFs there, Settings › General's Open scans in Inkvolt PDF opens each saved scan, and the save bar offers it after a PDF is saved.

Inkvolt Print 1.1 does far more than show status: • Scanning, with page review, straightening, blank page skipping, searchable PDFs and one-click presets; USB scanners too. • Batch scanning: a stack split into files at separator sheets or blank pages. • Several photos on the glass, each saved on its own and adjustable by hand. • Print a PDF, copy, and copy an ID card's two sides onto one page. • Print photos at their real size, with the printer's paper sizes, borderless printing, paper type and quality. • Set Up in macOS adds a network printer so every app can print to it. • Printers set up in macOS join the list, with their print queues: cancel your own jobs. • Fix It… helps a printer that stopped printing. • Add a Printer… searches your network or takes an address. • HP printers: device settings, automatic firmware updates and maintenance pages. • Settings: quiet hours, the low-supply level, pausing alerts, opening at login.