Release of destiny.fastdox™ version 2.1.51.0

Destiny is pleased to announce the new release of its fastdox™ application which provides even more features than before and the launch of the new website - www.fastdox.net. The latest updates to the application include:

Ability to set mobile print as a default
Ability to select mobile book pidget location on the printed page
Run any workflow on any document from the toolbar – no matter what workflow was assigned at print time
Change the workflow assigned to a document
Print to PS file is now available and the option to set print defaults to ‘off’
Compatible with 32 and 64 bit Microsoft operating systems including Windows 7.
Introduction of Connectors, which are pre defined tools and workflows, which can link and interact with third party applications. For example, with fastdox you can now send data into to a specific third party system for storage or management or send out data using tools such as HTTP or FTP.

For further information and to download the free 30 day trial please visit www.fastdox.net

The new website for fastdox™ features a detailed support centre containing videos, FAQ’s and forums. You can also download applications, connectors and documentation and register for the Go Mobile service which runs on the following platforms: Java, Blackberry, Symbian and Windows Mobile. The new website also has an online store so you can buy everything you need to take full advantage of fastdox software and your digital pen.

About fastdox™

fastdox™ is a simple but highly effective productivity tool for businesses, creating exact copies of handwritten documents in a PDF format. By simply printing a PC document using fastdox™ and writing on that document with a digital pen, you can have a graphical representation of that completed document sent back to the office in minutes, just as if they’d been scanned or photocopied.

With the data once again in electronic format it can be saved, sent on, archived, copied or retrieved at any time. Automatic actions can be assigned as the document is printed, to direct what happens once it’s written on.

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