JetForms is the old name for Adobe product. Someone in your shop probably has a copy of the form design tool loaded on a PC. In my case, this was called Adobe Output Designer. One designs and maintains forms in that tool, then the form is copied into the forms repository somewhere on your apps servers. JetForms was a marvelous tool for early SAP customers, and provided a very nice output form with barcodes output, without additional software or the very expensive hardware modifications for HP LaserJet printers. Essentially, JetForms intercepted the print to a system printer, reformatted the output stream according to the form design, and then printed on a jetforms designated printer. Each printer often had two addresses, like P001 for regular output and J001 when JetForms was printing to it.
However, as an old and experienced JetForms developer, I would seriously recommend that you conver the output to SmartForms or Adobe Forms in SAP and migrate away from "Jetforms" as quickly as possible. In the current SAP environment, there is no need for JetForms.
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