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The following Technical Documents assume that you have a basic understanding of Loftware RFID and barcode software components and how they are used. If you have questions after reading these articles, feel free to contact our Systems Analyst at: 603.766.3630 x209 go to the Analyst page or e-mail our analyst directly at: Analyst.

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Migration Paths for LLM on Terminal Server or Citrix
On February 7, 2007, Loftware discontinued selling Terminal Server seats for Loftware Label Manager applications. With this comes the end of support for LLM™ concurrent client licensing on Terminal Server or Citrix. This technical document describes two migration options for customers with Terminal Server seat licensing.

Performance_Considerations for_Windows_Printers
This technical document compares the two ways Loftware provides for RFID and barcode printing to Windows type printers: (1) using the Windows driver specific to the printer (2) using the Loftware PCL5 printer driver.

Understanding RFID Licensing: A Further Overview of how it Works
Loftware Introduced RFID Printing in version 8.0. This technical document is aimed at giving a better understanding on how RFID technology capabilities are licensed in the Loftware Print Server (LPS).

Oracle WMS and MSCA RFID and Barcode Printing
If you are using Oracle WMS or MSCA applications, there are several choices for adding the ability to print barcode labels or RFID technology labels. Each choice has its benefits and drawbacks depending on the requirements of the system. The purpose of this technical document is to examine each solution so that our customers can make an informed decision as to how they may proceed.