You can already implement this functionality fairly easily. Create a process that runs at whatever interval of time you prefer. In that process, insert a "Run External Program" task.
I'd recommend calling a good old batch file (.bat or .cmd) that would contain something like:
@Echo off
Echo LPR Service > C:\Services.txt
sc query pplpr6 | find /i /c "state" >> C:Services.txt
Echo Telnet Service >> C:\Services.txt
sc query pptelnet6 | find /i /c "state" >> C:Services.txt
(The first call to SC checks the status of the LPR service while the second one checks the Telnet service)After this task, the file Services.txt would contain something similar to this:
LPR Service
STATE : 1 STOPPED
Telnet Service
STATE : 4 RUNNING
You could then add a Folder Capture input to pick up the Services.txt file and process it according to your needs just like any other data file. (Which means you could send notification emails whenever you find the "STOPPED" status).
The good thing about this technique is that you aren't limited to just the PPSuite services. You can poll the status of any Windows Service with it.
Hope that helps,