Designer and Data Processor Definer - Module

Easily design your documents, simulate execution, and see what you get - WYSIWYG.

Design Your Professional Looking Documents?

Do you need an intuitive and state-of-the-art designer tool for your documents and forms and want to easily map your input data to variable data fields?

The DocPath-Reg Designer is a professional design tool for creating high quality documents and forms.

Together with the DocPath-Reg Data Processor Definer, you can seamlessly map, even the most complex input data or existing print output, to the document design.

DocPath-Reg Extended Functions Forms Repository is the ideal complement for flexible form design and control management for large corporations.

Designer

Functional rich editor and designer for creating documents and web forms:

Let the data input stream drive the layout of the final output of your documents. Documents are dynamically generated based on conditional event logic.
Generate the same document in different languages, reusing layout and conditional logic.
No need to print while designing. The integrated Simulator allows you to pre-visualize the final document.
Simultaneous views of several documents and/or multiple views of the same document.
Document compression for more agile and fast distribution.
Let the text smoothly flow into balanced columns.
Supports all popular field types, dynamically included images, progress bars and line, bar, column, and pie charts (2D and 3D)
Create your document once, and make it available as Web form instantly. See WebDocs Filler for more details.

Include special and bi-dimensional barcodes as well as special fonts for printing checks, promissory notes in your dynamically generated conventional or financial documents.

Barcodes:

CodaBar
Code 128 (Sub-sets A, B,C)
Code 39
Code 39 Extended
Code 93
DataMatrix
DUN 14
EAN family (EAN 128, EAN 5, EAN 13...)
Interleaved 2 de 5
Matrix 2 de 5
NnWw
PDF 417
Standard 2 de 5
UPC-A
UPC-E POSTNET

Special fonts for cheques warrants or other negotiable documents:

CMC-7
E13B (MICR)
OCR-B

Following an example of the DocPath-Reg WYSIWYG document Designer environment and a simulated document output.

Designer Document Design Environment:

On the left hand side you can see the visual, state of the art, document design environment.
Within the left panel highly professional document design is easily accomplished.
Static and dynamic data gets the corresponding placementand layout assigned.
Any calculations, sub-totals, totals,etc., are easily defined.
In the left panel (partially visible) the Event logic is defined. Based on the data input specific operations can be performed. I.e. subsections are included in the final document, or may be omitted.

Simulator Document output

Final Generated Output of the Purchase Order Document

This is the upper part of the generated Purchase Order.
In this case we use the build-in Simulator to preview the document, prior to printing, for final sign-off.
As you may appreciate, the final result is very similar to the design.
Now field placeholders have been substituted with business data and, at the top-right corner, the Invoice Bar Code has been dynamically generated.

Data Processor Definer

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Data Processor Definer is a powerful, intuitive graphic interface that allows you to define and visualize how existing legacy data files or print output files are converted to a DocPath supported format.

Based on this new, tagged, file you will be able to merge your legacy data with the new design, created for this document with the DocPath-Reg Data Processor Definer, and generate high quality print, PDF or other DocPath^® supported output formats.

A simulator allows users to visualize the resultant tag mode file and see the definitions in the data file such as: document and section separating lines, rulers (that facilitate calculating dimension definitions), etc.

Supported Input Formats:

Plain Text
SAP-RDI
Tag Mode
FCFC
XML

Visually Define and Integrate Your Legacy Documents and Forms

Define and Integrate Legacy Documents and Forms

Following an example of how your legacy documents can be seamlessly integrated into the Design/Data Processor Definer environment, without the need to modify your legacy output data.

This could be one of your legacy document outputs

This could be an output from a check account statement of you legacy system.
The document printout has no design formatting applied.
It consists of differnt blocks, like title, address,...
We can also see a list of statements with its corresponding header row.

Processing of Data Processor Definer data structure

The Data Processor Definer Process

Te Data Processor Definer allows you to visually group the data into its corresponding sections and subsections.
This will generate an data definition file, that will be the base for further processing of any data of this type.
If you change your legacy output, simply redefine your data in the Data Processor Definer.
Creat your document design with the visual Designer, and you are ready to go.
No changes to your legacy system are necessary.

New printout of old bankstatement

's final Checking Account Statement output

The final result is a professionally designed Checking Account Statement.
Grouping, formatting and other design elements have been applied.
Below the address, a dynamically generated barcode has no now been included.