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Electric Form Solution
E-XD++ is designed to
provide a source code library of MFC
component for enterprise user in developing
applications based on
electrical form or extendable input
interface. E-XD++ contains all the features provided
in XD++ professional edition. It also makes many
improvements for user interface, data input, etc. User
can put any standard Windows ActiveX to E-XD++'s
canvas as input component as required. What's more,
the infrastructure of E-XD++ is so flexible that you
can modify any part of the canvases, such the
components, the properties and the commands, to meet
your requirements.
E-XD++ is a
professional electronic form design and filling
system developed from the ground up for anyone who
needs fast, powerful form creation and deployment
tools. Form templates designed with
EFormDesigner are used to create forms
that can be filled out in either
EFormReader.
UCanCode electrical form system contains two
parts: form designing and form filling. It is
developed to provide an extremely cheap solution for
people who need to fill forms frequently and
repeatedly. User can design form template by using
FormDesigner, fill the designed form and print it
using FormReader. Also he can send the form
using email or some other ways. UCanCode electrical
form system provides an easy and extremely cheap
electrical form solution for end users.
Basic
working mode of eXD++ electric form solution:
FormDesigner-- is used for creating blank form
template. With the help of XD++ professional edition,
FormDesigner provides many components
which can be used directly for form creation. You can
use these components for creating basic form
template. FormDesigner is designed so that
people can design form template easily and quickly.
When a form template is created, you can use it in
three ways: printing, filling directly, or save it as
a .efm file and send it to others so that they can
fill and print the form using FormReader.
This
E-Form Designer had full tested on Visual Stuido 6.0,
Visual Studio 2003, Visual Studio 2005. |
