Page Counter does not track n-up document feature (multiple pages on one page)

The problem will be the document has 5,000+ separate images. Our page counter has a default limit of 5,000 before it falls back to a more simple method of page counting, which picks up most document features, but not the feature which fits multiple "pages" onto one page (this feature is known as "n-up" printing).

The reason we limit the page counter is to prevent extremely complex documents from holding up the page counter and hogging system resources. Documents with a large number of images take a lot of CPU time and memory to process.

You can up the image limit, however it is only recommended if you have a high end print server (e.g. dual CPU, 2GB+ memory) to be able to cope with these documents. Apply the following registry key to you print server to increase the page limit to 15,000:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pharos\Page Counter]
"ps subfile limit"=dword:00003a98

Note: In some cases the value may need to be set higher than 15,000.