Not a lot of people seem to know this, but MeadCo's ScriptX printing component is also included within the Zeepe framework, along with MaxiPT.
Why is this interesting?
If you are already using ScriptX then you are quite probably providing some sort of Web application to your users (wanting good control of the print process from within IE is probably not high on the list of a general information web page) and you have already taken the decision to ship some additional code to users to work with Internet Explorer (the ScriptX ActiveX control).
Yes, so, why is Zeepe interesting?
Because IE is a fairly lousy host for Web applications - there is all that noise of address bars, back and forward buttons and dialogs that can't post back and doing simple things like menus and tool bars is a ton of markup and script; and that is before you've got to doing the application functionality.
Zeepe gives you an 'Internet Explorer' host without the noise and simple things like menus and toolbars without a ton of markup and dialogs that post back; it works well with ASP.NET as can be seen with this demo app - very much work in progress but it shows what can be done.