VPSX Print for BlackBerry 17+

IMPORTANT NOTE: VPSX Print for BlackBerry will not operate without the necessary licenses from
BlackBerry. It has been specially developed to operate with the BlackBerry Dynamics mobile application
platform.

VPSX® Print is not a stand-alone application; it does require the use of Mobile Connector for VPSX.
For more information on Mobile Connector for VPSX, visit http://www.lrsoutputmanagement.com/Products/Mobile-Printing

VPSX Print utilizes the powerful capabilities of LRS® output management software by providing an easy to use interface that allows users to:
- print a document or web page within seconds
- select only authorized VPSX printers
- search for authorized printers by printer name, long name or printer location
- print multiple copies
- locate and print to nearby printer

All these features are available with a few simple touches and without requiring the use of a configured mail client on the mobile device.

©2014 Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. LRS and VPSX are registered trademarks of Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc.


PLEASE NOTE:

• No additional functionality is unlocked or enabled via the activation code. The application will not
function at all without activation with the GD framework. This is similar to other App Store apps
like Box needing a Box account, Evernote needing an Evernote account, etc.

• All applications incorporating BlackBerry Dynamics (BD) security features are designed to work
only within the BD backend infrastructure framework. They cannot operate without the framework
that ensures only authenticated end users can access an organization’s resources.

• For activation and authentication of an application with the BD framework, users must enter an
Authentication Passcode provided by their IT department along with their corporate email
address. This is a security feature that cannot be replaced by a login/password scheme. Once
activated, a password is established to access the application.

• All applications incorporating BlackBerry Dynamics (BD) security features allow access to a server
based solution (Saas) and backend Infrastructure (IaaS).

• The application does not offer a subscription and there is no in-app purchasing capability. If
access to the backend infrastructure is desired, then Enterprises may only order and purchase
access licenses from the developer for its users using various negotiated business terms – site
licenses, perpetual licenses, etc. Access licenses are device independent, transferable and can
be used in connection with iOS.

• The application can support a single user over several devices. The reason for a separate access
code per device is because of Good's device management capability, where for example a
customer admin has the ability to remotely wipe the data within a BlackBerry Dynamics
application on a specific device.