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LPrint
A Label Printer Application
...Each printer automatically recovers from out-of-media, power loss, and disconnected/bad cable issues. For LabelMANAGER 400, LabelMANAGER 450, LabelMANAGER PC, LabelMANAGER PC II, LabelMANAGER PNP, LabelPOINT 350, LabelWriter 300, LabelWriter 310, LabelWriter 315, LabelWriter 320, LabelWriter 330, LabelWriter 330 Turbo, LabelWriter 400 printers. -
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DymoChromePrinting
Printing to Dymo LabelWriter without NPAPI
System to allow printing to Dymo Labelwriter labelprinters without NPAPI plugin framework which has recently been disabled in chrome. System runs a local node.js server which accepts XML which is passed into the label framework. Includes a chrome extension to allow CORS/Mixed content posts to localhost to print labels, typically blocked by browser. See README.txt for information on usage. ----------------------- Note: Compiled Binaries are windows only, but this method is macintosh compatible. ... -
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OpenLabFramework
Find us on github! https://github.com/NanoCAN/OpenLabFramework
OpenLabFramework (OLF) is a groovy & grails based open-source laboratory information management system (LIMS) intended for advanced sample management in small to mid-sized laboratories.
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