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New Release:
1. IDAutomation RFID
Barcode Label Software
New Hardware:
2. Symbol Technologies
- Newly Reduced Scanners
Product Updates:
3. Microsoft Office Bar Code Macros
& VBA Functions
Company Information:
4. How to renew your
Priority Support and Upgrade Subscription
| 1. IDAutomation RFID
Barcode Label
Software |
The beta version of the
IDAutomation RFID Barcode Label Software has now been released. This
package is an advanced, easy to use, WYSIWYG bar code label printing
software application that prints barcodes, text and graphics on
standard laser or inkjet printers, in addition to labels on thermal
transfer bar-code printers and RFID capable printers.
The RFDI version has the same features as our
IDAutomation Barcode Label Pro Software but with the following
additional capabilities:
- Several methods are provided to easily format data to
RFID tags
- Compatible with all EPC 64 bit and 96 bit RFID tags
and other UHF smart labels your printer supports
- Links to data sources such as comma delimited or CSV
text, Microsoft® Excel, Access, ODBC,
Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases
- Supports the Datamax I Class printer and any other
RFID printer with a Windows® print driver
For more information about our IDAutomation RFID Barcode
Label Software, please visit:
http://www.idautomation.com/labelsoftware/.
If you would like to be a Beta Tester, please
contact
us.
| 2. Symbol
Technologies - Newly Reduced Scanners |
Symbol Technologies has lowered their scanner prices on
several of their top models just in time for the holidays:
| 3. Microsoft Office
Bar Code Macros & VBA Functions |
In our updated release of the Microsoft Office Bar Code
Macros & VBA Functions, version 2006.1, we have included the
following updates:
- Code93(DataToEncode) function which formats the
output to print with the 2 required check digits using when using our Code 93
fonts.
- UPCe(DataToEncode) function where the DataToEncode is
a UPC-E number of 6, 7 or 8 digits or a UPC-A number string of 11, 12,
13, 14, 16 or 17 digits with or without a check digit, and formats
output to our
UPC/EAN
barcode font.
- Improved formatting for Code 128 Auto which using our
Code
128 Fonts.
To download the new version, please visit:
http://www.idautomation.com/fonts/tools/vba/
| 4. How to renew your Priority Support and Upgrade
Subscription |
IDAutomation.com, Inc. offers technical support and product upgrade
protection if the "Priority Support and Upgrade Subscription" is
purchased with your order. Priority Support and Upgrade Subscription
allows you to receive:
- Priority phone support.
- The latest version of the
product or to reset your download link for previously purchased
products.
- Additional contact
information.
- Help Desk support on the
evenings, weekends and holidays. (IDAutomation.com will be
closed December 23rd through December 26th and December 30th through
January 1st for the Holidays. Support will be limited to those Help
Desk Tickets and emails that have Priority Support.)
For customers that do not purchase Priority Support and Upgrade
Subscription, support is limited to our online
knowledge base.
If you need to add or update your Priority Support and Upgrade
Subscription, you
may order it here. After your order is processed, you will
receive a download link to the latest version of the product.
Happy Holidays,
IDAutomation.com, Inc.
550 North Reo Street, Suite 230
Tampa, FL 33609
http://www.idautomation.com/
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of updates for the products you ordered, industry news and technical
support issues for our ID Automation products.
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