Hi Everyone, I’m back with another installment of Printing for Dummies.   Week after week we get questions about how to print data from a webpage to a local printer.  Over the course of time, we've come up with a number of solutions and I thought I would take the opportunity to share them.

We’ve all been there. You start your day with a nice cup of coffee and start clicking through the emails. Suddenly your boss shows up and says “Our biggest customer asked for feature X. Make it happen.”  Normally a quick Google search will get you started, but this time he also drops a stumper on you.He puts a box on your desk. Maybe it’s old looking or just newly shipped. You tentatively peek inside to see a strange device. He tells you it’s a printer.  It doesn’t look like any printer you’ve seen.

This post details the recommended power management and Bluetooth connectivity settings for the RS6000 and any device connected via SSI (e.g.

What does security mean for printers? Why do we need this? What does the future hold for printers?

Are you a JavaScript developer? Do you want to learn how to integrate your JavaScript applications with Zebra mobile computers and printers?

With the myriad of hybrid application technologies out there, it is not obvious how best to integrate your application with Zebra hardware.

THIS WEEK:

Did you know that the Link-OS SDK has command line tools?  You don't always need to create an app to do some pretty powerful things.  Well created batch files can do some good things too.  This Blog will go through a common use case for the SDK command line tools and how to implement it.

Attention all .NET developers! The Zebra Link-OS PC .NET SDK and Card PC .NET SDK are both posted to NuGet. Easily incorporate these packages into your project via NuGet.