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Written by T.L. Ashford & Associates
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 13:00 |
Populate existing forms and documents with live data from IBM i.
T.L. Ashford & Associates, a leading developer of labeling software for the IBM i for over 29 years , has announced a new Overlay Utility for its Barcode400 software package. The Overlay Utility is designed to give Barcode400 users quick access to their existing forms/documents and the ability to populate them with live data from the IBM i.
Just three easy steps!
1. Import your existing document (pdf, Word doc, jpg, bmp, etc.) using Barcode400
2. Place IBM i variable data onto the overlay using Barcode400 with the Overlay Utility
3. Print your label to any HP/AFP-compatible printer
A video demonstration is available at www.tlashford.com. |
T.L. Ashford & Associates |
| About the Author: |
| T.L. Ashford was founded in 1983, responding to the government suppliers' need to print a LOGMARS bar-code symbology on products to be shipped to U.S. government installations and warehouses. T.L. Ashford's focus has always been on the IBM midrange market , initially developing labeling software for the System/34 and System/36. Through the years, the goal of the company has been to keep its customers on the cutting edge of technical support that is second to none.T.L. Ashford developed Barcode400 for the AS/400 server and added a graphical user interface (GUI). Other important features were added along the way such as compliance labeling and wireless printing. A library of compliance templates was created at the same time to provide Barcode400 users a simple solution to their compliance requirements. In recent years, radio frequency identification (RFID) printing has been added along with AFP/HP compatible printing, 2D barcodes and much more. Today Barcode400 supports the IBM i platform and the company maintains the same goal of 100-percent customer satisfaction, a commitment to providing cutting-edge software. | | Read More >> |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 19 January 2012 13:40 |
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