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Section	Page
Send Feedback	5
Before You Begin	5
Global Services and Support	5
Warranty Information	5
Web Support	5
Send Feedback	5
Telephone Support	5
Who Should Read This Manual	5
Related Documents	6
About This Guide	7
What Is the Smart Printing Resource Kit?	7
Supported Platforms	8
Development Tool Requirements	8
Install the Smart Printing Resource Kit	8
Resource Kit Directory Structure and Contents	9
How to Develop C# Printer Applications	10
Connect the Intermec Printer to Your PC	10
Build and Run a Sample Program	10
Run the Sample Program from the Printer Front Panel	10
Run the Sample Program from a Telnet Shell	10
Create Your Own Program	11
Access Smart Printing Resource Kit Components in Your Application	11
How to Use Mono Tools for Remote Debugging	12
Download and Install Mono Tools	12
Prepare the Printer for Remote Debugging	12
Run Applications Using Mono Tools	12
Set Up a Profile for the Development Printer	12
Run the Application in Mono	13
Debug in Mono	13
Mono Tools Debugging Options	13
How to Develop Database Applications	14
How to Deploy Your Application	14
About Deploying Applications with a USB Storage Device	14
USB Storage Device Directory Structure	14
Place Applications on the USB Storage Device	15
Deploy the Application	15
How to Deploy Applications through FTP	16
Prepare the Application for FTP Deployment	16
Deploy the Application	17
How to Start Your Application	17
Automatically Start the Application on Printer Power Up	17
Start the Application from the Printer Front Panel	18
Start the Application from Shell Command Prompt	18
Start the Application as a Utility from a Fingerprint Application	18
Interrupt Application Execution	18
About Application Priority	19
Printer-Resident Assemblies and Libraries	19
How to Add Assemblies or Libraries	19
How to Use XML Serialization for Stored Label Formats	20
Populate an Imported Label Format with Variable Data	20
Sample Code: Export Label Objects in a Drawing	20
Sample Code: Import Label Objects to a Drawing	20
General Guidelines and Best Practices	21
Limitations on Class Instantiation	21
Object Lifetime Management	21
Multi-Threading in UI Applications	22
How to Use UI Resources	22
How to Use Third-Party Libraries	22
How to Design Label Formats	22
Configure the Printer	23
About Printer Command Language Modes	23
Considerations When Starting C# Applications from Fingerprint Applications	24
Printer Platform and File System Structure	24
Access the Printer Shell	25
Printer Shell Commands	25
About Line-Breaks	26
View the Printer Image Buffer	26
Printer LCD Considerations	26
Printer Keypad Information	26
About Accessory Support	26