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The Accounting Log screen displays the activity for the day from the PSM.
Click OK when finished viewing the information. 
—OR—
Click Save As... to save the information as a Tab/Delimited text document. The file will 
be given a .act extension. The graphic below shows an example of the information 
imported into a spreadsheet.
The table below shows the default information in the Accounting Log.
If you submitted the job via e-Ticket, additional information will display in the accounting log 
for that job. The data from the completed fields on the ticket will be displayed, such as the 
Company Name, Address, etc. The information displayed is also dependent upon the fields 
available in the ticket. An empty field will be shown as a colon “:”
Scripting
In the PSM, you can script certain aspects of a job. For example, a script can loop through all 
the jobs in a Virtual Engine and turn Duplex off, as shown below:
Dim job
For Each job in VE.Jobs
VE.JobDuplex(job) = False
Next
VE stands for Virtual Engine. Everything in PSM scripting is done through this VE object. VE 
has several properties and methods available for use. Refer to the 
Scripting Properties and 
Methods
 manual for more information.
Instructions are not included in this documentation for creating, modifying VBScripts, or 
VBScript language constructs. Many books and resources address this subject. See, e.g., 
the online tutorial on the Microsoft website:
Field
Description
Job Name
If detected, the name of the job will be displayed. Otherwise, the name may be listed as 
“Untitled Document”.
User Name
If detected, the name of the user will be displayed. Otherwise, the name may be listed as 
“NoName”.
Input Date
Date job was accepted into the PSM.
Input Time
Time job was accepted into the PSM.
Pages Printed
Number of job’s pages printed.
Job Size
Size, in bytes, of the job.
Virtual Engine Name
Name of the VE from which the job was printed.
Print Date
Date job was printed.
Print Time
Time job was printed.
Toner Values
Toner Coverage (in percent) for each color used in the job. As a job is processed by the 
MicroPress RIP, the Toner Coverage for the job is calculated. Clicking the Toner Calculator 
button on the Job Info dialog’s Job Settings tab will refresh the information. The Page 
Settings tab will display the coverage for each individual page in the job. If the coverage 
has not been calculated, “-” will be displayed. “0%” displays when toner coverage is less 
than 0.5%