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|  | How Lawyers are Saving Time and Gaining Clients | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:40:16 PM | Document Assembly/Automation software is not a novel entity in areas of legalities. Those whose primary field has been estate planning have likely been utilizing this technology for quite some time now. Wills and power of attorney forms respond well to the software templates available in many packages. However, this is not the only legal area in which document generation proves to be valuable. ... |
|  | 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... |
|  | 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... |
|  | Form MergeText | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 11:53:11 AM | MergeText defined in the QuestionFile provides a list of values that can replace the values entered by the user during the Assembly process. This is based on the Mergetext name that is specified in the DocumentTemplate.
QuestionFile
Selecting the QuestionFile – MergeText menu item opens the MergeText list screen. This is where you can define the Mergetext List values ... |
|  | Filling out Forms | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 12:01:21 PM | Forms help users enter and submit information in a consistent way. This reduces the likelihood of data-entry errors and improves the overall process of gathering similar information from different users. This information is then used to assemble the document based on the rules contained in the Forms.
To begin assembling a Forms select a Form from the Library and click Assemble on... |
|  | Making the Case for Businesses | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/14/2009 12:43:34 PM | Paperwork and business are almost synonymous. Almost all areas of any business produce massive amounts of documents on a daily basis. Whether contracts are being formed and signed, purchase orders printed and sent, or expense reports are generated for approval, there is no doubt that a business could not survive without these documents. How much time is spent creating these documents each day? M... |
|  | Designing new Forms | | Created by Bruce Fallen 5/15/2009 11:49:30 AM | When designing a WordFusion Form, starting with a blank Form provides the most flexibility and allows you to create a design that best fits your needs.
1. Add controls to the Form
You can add functionality to your Form by inserting fields. The Fields toolbox provides access to all of the controls and fields available in InfoPath. You can add controls and fields to your f... |
|  | 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... |
|  | Difference between WordFusion Versions | | Created by Gwen M 5/16/2009 9:38:46 AM | WordFusion is available in two versions that allow users to open forms, assemble and produce documents.
WordFusion is available in two versions that allow users to open forms, assemble and produce documents.
WordFusion also allows a designer to create and modify documents.
Objectives
To be able to understand the difference between a User and a Form Designer
To be abl... |
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