#Nicelabel print only install
#Nicelabel print only full

Yes, when the NiceLabel 'runtime' opens a solution/label file, it will access it in read-only mode and it will open the printing form (the default one, or your custom one). You could use NiceLabel's document management system offered in LMS products, you can use your own solution. It's a good practice to have your label designs centralized somewhere. These management features are offered in NiceLabel LMS products (Label Management System).ДЄnyway, I suggest that you contact the nearest NiceLabel office/ reseller and discuss both topics in more details. This is a mandatory feature for regulated environments, but perhaps you can also see benefit in working with label versions and approval processes. This can also be NiceLabel's document management system (Document Storage) that is governed by version control system and workflow processes. This could be some network shared location that you probably already have set up. You do not want to have one copy on your PC and another on production PC.

You mention that your PC and production PC are on the same LAN, so the connection string you used in a solution will also work for the production.ДЄt this time, you can ask yourself where to put the final version of the files. You just have to make sure that it becomes visible to the printing environment, so they can open it on the 'runtime' and use it. At the end, you will have your NiceLabel 2017 solution file created (.NSLN file).

#Nicelabel print only install

In this case, each is activated separately and you can print to unlimited number of printers.ДЄnother option could be the purchase of multi-user variant of NiceLabel 2017, where you can install the software on as many computers as you want, but you can only print to the number of printers as specified by the license.Дeployment of your files could not be easier.

#Nicelabel print only full

One option could be using two stand-alone NiceLabel 2017 installations, one full PowerForms designer and one 'runtime/print-only' variant. The second one is PC in the production, where print-user will use the forms you have created. Ths first is your PC, where all design/testing will take place.

If I understand correctly, you use two workstations.