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Tattoo Enterprise Edition 5.3.0.8

Publisher's Description:

A total solution for your labeling process No other labeling software makes it easier to produce professional looking labels than Tattoo ID Enterprise Edition. Tattoo ID Enterprise lets you control label design from a central location and print from remote locations throughout your company. This ensures that all your labels represent your brand and products consistantly. Whether you're designing & printing labels for internal use or for customers you can produce impressive labels with rich color output, type, pictures and barcodes.

Tattoo's powerful desktop publishing tools let you create labels for compliance labeling, inventory, shipping or barcoding or tracking. Only Tattoo ID lets you take advantage of a full range of colors for pictures, text and backgrounds. Tattoo ID's integrated picture editor will even help you modify your images to match your labeling requirements. Barcodes, text and graphics can be dynamic or static. Dynamic data can come from a wide variety of sources, including your company's database. Tattoo ID Enterprise Edition also offers features no other labeling software solution can -- the ability to design multi- page documents. This lets you create all of the documents that accompany a package simultaneously. It also has the capability to view multiple labels on a page, which takes the guess work out of designing labels and lets you to start printing where you left off, meaning that you do not waste label stock.

Tattoo ID's integrated features are powerful enough to satisfy even international regulatory compliance labeling requirements Easy to use Even the most complex labels with the most difficult compliance labeling demands can be created with ease using Tattoo ID Enterprise Edition. Use one of the pre-designed label formats, or simply create your own. Tattoo ID Enterprise Edition features more than 1000 templates to accommodate any size and shape of label stock, and lets you see exactly what your label will look like when you're done.

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Date Added:

11th March, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

32 MB

Price:

$695

Trial Period:

20 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

Developer:

Integrated Software Design | More products from Integrated Software Design

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