New release offers significant usability enhancements for the efficient design and distribution of documents.
Quadrant Software announced at COMMON the availability of Formtastic V5.4.5 electronic forms, barcode labels, and MICR check printing solution.
Formtastic 5.4.5 builds on the solid foundation of the previous version and includes enhancements that will provide users with additional capability and efficiency in creating and designing company documents, laser MICR checks, and barcode or thermal labels, the company said.
The latest version of Formtastic brings the following key features:
- Intelligent printer routing though enhancements to Formtastic and Formatter
- More efficient management and simplification of document merge processes
- Enhancements to Formtastic E-Mail Gateway allows total control over email subject and attachment name for email delivery
- Advance barcode creation to include multiple fields into a single barcode and support for Barcode 3 of 9 to include the full ASCII set of characters
- Support for IBM i 7.1
“The latest release of Formtastic provides many usability features that customer will be able to see the benefits from immediately. In fact we have multiple customers who have taken advantage of the additional functionality already,” said Steve Woodard, president. “Our longstanding relationship with IBM and consistent product development allows us to provide cutting edge technology that thousands of companies depend on for the creation, management and delivery of their mission critical documents.”
Formtastic 5.4.5 is available immediately. Formtastic customers on previous releases will gain significant advantages when upgrading to the latest 5.4.5 release. The upgrade is free for customers currently enrolled in the maintenance program. For more information about Formtastic, contact Quadrant at 508- 594-2700, email
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