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|  | Overview | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 12:39:01 PM | Document Templates:
Created in Word (or any other word processor such as open office that creates .doc or .docx files)
Mail merge Fields are added to the document template, you can do this by following the steps below (word 2003)
Select "Insert" > "Field" menu item
Select "MergeField" from the List
Enter the field name you want in... |
|  | InsertWithHeader | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/16/2009 4:26:19 PM | Inserts a sub document into a field location of a parent document and includes the headers of the child document
Syntax
InsertWithHeader(fldlocation as String, filepath as String)
InsertWithHeader (fldlocation as String, fileid as String)
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|  | Mail Merge vs. Document Assembly | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:42:41 PM | What is the difference between mail merge and document assembly? This is a common question and one that has no single answer because both have features that overlap.
Mail Merge
Mail merge is a process of producing multiple (and potentially large numbers of) documents from a single document template and a structured data source. This technique is typically used to create personalised letters... |
|  | About Library Files | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 12:07:32 PM | WordFusion Libraries are used to organize, preview and manage Forms, Info Files and Document Templates in related groups. For example, a debt recovery team might use a Library File to fill out, save, and view files related to account demand files.
Folders in the Library are linked to a Windows Folder, when the user adds a folder to the Library files contained in the folder will be displ... |
|  | The Idea behind Document Assembly (Mail Merge) | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:44:53 PM | If you are new to the technology of document assembly (Mail Merge) it may be helpful to learn a bit about it prior to purchasing the software. Put simply, document assembly (Mail Merge) software allows the user to assemble a database of information that can then be, in turn, entered into forms and automated into document templates. For example, you are a company that produces a substantial amou... |
|  | Insert | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/16/2009 4:20:07 PM | Inserts a sub document into a field location of a parent document
Syntax
Insert(fldlocation as String, filepath as String)
Insert(fldlocation as String, fileid as String) Parameters
fldlocation Location of the field where the sub document will be inserted filepath Path of the sub document to insert fieldid ID of the server document to... |
|  | About InfoFiles | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 12:23:15 PM | In WordFusion, the content entered into Forms can be saved as InfoFiles. InfoFiles are saved in the WordFusion database and can be exported as an XML file on your computer. These InfoFiles can be reloaded into Forms for later use. The information entered in one Form will pre-populate the fields in another that match the same field name.
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|  | Creating a Template Document | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 1:09:07 PM | Being able to create a Template Document is critical in the Document Automation process. This tutorial demonstrates the Template Document's role in the Document Automation process as well as showing how to create a MergeField in your document.
Requirements
Microsoft Word 2007
Basic word processing skills
Objectives
To be able to understand the concept of a Template Document
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|  | Banking on Your Reputation and Increased Sales | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:36:11 PM | When in the business of banking, it goes without saying that it is crucial to provide good customer service, as well as accuracy. Ensuring paperwork is precise is, and should be, of utmost importance. Without accurate documents detailing the processes of whatever agreement is being delegated for each particular deal, the reputation of the banking institution is highly compromised. How, then, does... |
|  | The Usefulness of Document Assembly (Mail Merge) in Real Estate | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:44:26 PM | Anyone in the business of real estate is well aware of the quantity of documents that are unavoidably created on a daily basis. If one is dealing primarily with the sale of real estate, these forms may include, but are not limited to, mortgage assignments, promissory notes, purchase contracts, and closing forms. If, on the other hand, one's real estate area of expertise chiefly involves rentals, ... |
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