Reserving printers

	Note
All Loftware products use printer-seat-based licensing. That means printer seats determine how many printers you can print to at a time. Printer seats are printer usage units. With each printing to a different physical or virtual (XPS, PDF), a printer takes one printer seat. To avoid exceeding your printer seat limit, read how Loftware licensing works.

Note

All Loftware products use printer-seat-based licensing. That means printer seats determine how many printers you can print to at a time.

Printer seats are printer usage units. With each printing to a different physical or virtual (XPS, PDF), a printer takes one printer seat.

To avoid exceeding your printer seat limit, read how Loftware licensing works.

Your reserved printers are always ready for printing. Reserving your printers secures your limited printer seats for printers essential to your operations and makes sure specific printers are always available to print.

If you have the LoftwareCloud Designer product edition, see Reserving your printers in Control Center.

	Note
For LoftwareCloud Designer: Reserving your printers is optional but good practice. We recommend you reserve printers to stay within your printer seats.

Note

For LoftwareCloud Designer:

Reserving your printers is optional but good practice. We recommend you reserve printers to stay within your printer seats.

If you have the LoftwareCloud Essentials or Cloud Business product editions, you have to reserve your printers to open Web Designer.

	Important
	If you don't reserve at least one printer, a warning shows on your screen.