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Active Ink Software Launches Two New .NET Applications for the Windows XP Tablet PC Platform

Overview The Form Designer is a form-building application that enables developers, independent software vendors, system integrators and end users to rapidly build digital forms for the PC and the Tablet PC platforms. Existing paper and PC documents can be ink enabled for use as a front-end user interface to an existing application. The Form Control is a .NET control that allows software developers to invoke Active Ink's forms from within their own application and to create a user interface that will accept digital ink. This eliminates the paper document by creating the digital equivalent and using it as the front-end to the developer's custom application.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Active Ink Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows XP, .NET, Tablets

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