Form design and form filling software now available to try and buy!
Following extensive BETA testing, Fly Software are pleased to announce the official launch of their flagship form design and form filling solutions – iFORM Designer and iFORM Filler.
The software has been developed to provide Windows users with an inexpensive way to design professional forms that can be filled in electronically or printed and completed by hand.
Fly Software’s individual approach to licensing makes iFORM Designer one of the most financially attractive form design applications available. Unlike conventional software, iFORM users only need to purchase licences for the tools they use to design their forms. For example, if you simply wanted to apply interactive text boxes to an existing PDF or scanned paper form, all you would need to buy and license is the Text Box tool known as an iFORM Plug-in.
“Our approach to licensing really does provide users with an economical way to design great looking forms,” states James Davis, Marketing Coordinator for Fly Software. “You don’t have to pay hundreds of dollars for an entire application, just buy the components you need to satisfy your requirements! Furthermore, you can try iFORM Designer without charge so you can find out what iFORM Plug-ins you need before you buy.”
With ten iFORM Plug-ins already available, iFORM Designer offers feature-rich form design functionality for as little as $5 per licence.
“Even though iFORM Designer already includes the necessary tools to satisfy most form design projects, the use of iFORM Plug-ins leaves the door wide open for an unlimited supply of new features,” comments James. “Our development team are already working hard to release a Database plug-in that will allow form designers to add data import, export and administration functionality to their forms.”
Another distinct advantage of designing forms with iFORM Designer is that each one can be viewed, filled in electronically, saved and if necessary printed using the freely available iFORM Filler.
James states: “Designers can be assured that recipients of their forms no longer have to fill them in by hand, spend hundreds of dollars on an application like Microsoft Word, or struggle to complete an online form in a single sitting!”
