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Instant Application Migration to MC50/MC3000/MC9000/MC1000 Series Computers

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Overview Companies utilizing Symbol's PDT6800 or PDT3000 Series mobile computing devices are faced with several challenges. The aging devices do not offer the computing power, memory or new functionality available on the next-generation mobile computing devices - but next-generation devices will not run the current DR-DOS applications. Symbol Technologies and MCL Technologies are offering people the ideal solution - a new MCL-Designer Migration Wizard. When used together, MCL-Designer and the Migration Wizard simplify programming of data collection applications, from design to deployment. It also includes the ability to rapidly and cost-effectively migrate the older MCL-based applications to run on today's newest devices, such as, Symbol's MC9000, MC3000, MC1000 and MC50 mobile computers.

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Publisher	Motorola	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Migration Tools, Upgrades and Migration

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