Changes in 48f7760: Updated 14.1 Introduction To FORMS (markdown)

				FAQ/UserGuides/14.1-Introduction-To-FORMS.md
			
          @@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ Izenda FORMS is an add-on to Izenda REPORTS, Izenda’s core reporting and busin

           Izenda FORMS allows the user to input HTML5 into a browser-based HTML designer and then use that code to build an Izenda form report. Izenda’s point-and-click interface is designed for the standard business user, with advanced options available for those with greater access and skill. Izenda FORMS is one of these advanced options. 

          -*FORMS Design NOTE1:* Though a basic user can easily make changes to existing forms, 

          +**FORMS Design NOTE1:** Though a basic user can easily make changes to existing forms, 

           designing new forms does require a user who is comfortable with HTML5. Many users will 

           never design FORMS, but simply make modifications to current core FORMS.

          -*FORMS Design NOTE2:* Izenda FORMS will override the normal reporting behavior within 

          +**FORMS Design NOTE2:** Izenda FORMS will override the normal reporting behavior within 

           Izenda when a FORM is attached to a report; the FORM is what the engine renders. To use a standard Izenda report in tandem with a FORM, you must call the report into the HTML 

           FORM itself.

          @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ This section of the user manual will walk you through the basic usage of the Ize

           A form is an HTML document which you populate with data from a database.  As an example, let’s think of a form letter sent to every customer.  The letter has fixed copy, but also dynamic portions such as recipient name, address, etc.  If you have a database which contains those dynamic elements, then you can insert them directly into the fixed portion in order to produce publishable output. 

          -*FORMS Design NOTE3:* The default behavior of forms is to generate one entry per ‘row’ of data until all rows are generated or the user-defined limit is reached.

          +**FORMS Design NOTE3:** The default behavior of forms is to generate one entry per ‘row’ of data until all rows are generated or the user-defined limit is reached.

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7	7	Izenda FORMS allows the user to input HTML5 into a browser-based HTML designer and then use that code to build an Izenda form report. Izenda’s point-and-click interface is designed for the standard business user, with advanced options available for those with greater access and skill. Izenda FORMS is one of these advanced options.
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9		-FORMS Design NOTE1: Though a basic user can easily make changes to existing forms,
	9	+FORMS Design NOTE1: Though a basic user can easily make changes to existing forms,
10	10	designing new forms does require a user who is comfortable with HTML5. Many users will
11	11	never design FORMS, but simply make modifications to current core FORMS.
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13		-FORMS Design NOTE2: Izenda FORMS will override the normal reporting behavior within
	13	+FORMS Design NOTE2: Izenda FORMS will override the normal reporting behavior within
14	14	Izenda when a FORM is attached to a report; the FORM is what the engine renders. To use a standard Izenda report in tandem with a FORM, you must call the report into the HTML
15	15	FORM itself.
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...	...	@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ This section of the user manual will walk you through the basic usage of the Ize
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39	39	A form is an HTML document which you populate with data from a database. As an example, let’s think of a form letter sent to every customer. The letter has fixed copy, but also dynamic portions such as recipient name, address, etc. If you have a database which contains those dynamic elements, then you can insert them directly into the fixed portion in order to produce publishable output.
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41		-FORMS Design NOTE3: The default behavior of forms is to generate one entry per ‘row’ of data until all rows are generated or the user-defined limit is reached.
	41	+FORMS Design NOTE3: The default behavior of forms is to generate one entry per ‘row’ of data until all rows are generated or the user-defined limit is reached.
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