
The Game Changer in Document Creation - Papyrus OverView AFP Designer
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Papyrus Software provides a free version of our AFP Viewer as a service to the IT community using AFP files. Key highlights of the free Papyrus AFP Viewer:
After you have submitted the request form and received the MSI file you can start with the installation of Papyrus AFP Viewer Freeware.
Papyrus AFP Viewer Freeware is provided as Windows application and runs on Windows 8 or higher.
For details, please refer to the Papyrus AFP Viewer Freeware Installation and Reference Guide included in the installation package.
To install Papyrus AFP Viewer Freeware, save the MSI file on your computer and start the installer.
For detailed version information and version history visit the Papyrus AFP Viewer product log. If you need help or have feedback do not hesitate to contact afpviewer@isis-papyrus.com.
In the context of AFP processing, the following Papyrus Software products can be purchased:
Papyrus Software is a trusted technology provider for the world’s leading companies. More than 2,800 global enterprises in every industry use Papyrus to accelerate digital transformation and enhance customer engagement.
An early adopter of the AFP standard and initial board member of the AFP Consortium, Papyrus Software develops and delivers customer communication and business process solutions for enterprise companies. With more than 30 years of excellence in customer-focused innovation, Papyrus Software operates 16 offices, 14 subsidiaries and 3 development centers worldwide.
AFP or Advanced Function Presentation is a document presentation architecture that offers independence from specific applications and devices for digital document and information presentation. Particularly important in driving new industry initiatives and business requirements for the creation of mission-critical documents such as bills, statements and policies, etc., AFP has powerful advantages over other printing architectures as it supports the full range of high speed printers down to desktop printers, output integrity and centralized, automated resource management.