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The form designer has two modes: ‘Editor’ and ‘Source.’ Izenda’s form designer functions in the same manner as any browser based text editor when in ‘Editor’ mode. In this interface you can see a preview of rendered HTML and any user can make a quick customization or change. Changes made in ‘Editor’ mode are automatically parsed into HTML.
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‘Source’ mode accepts HTML directly. If you are designing a new form from scratch, most HTML designers will find it is best to build new projects using a web design tool like Expressions and then simply paste the source code into Izenda FORMS in ‘Source’ mode. The user should not attempt to build a complex report using ‘Editor’ mode, because the parsing engine will add additional unnecessary complexity as the report complexity increases.
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**Video Tutorial:** http://blog.izenda.com/quick-tutorial-making-the-most-of-your-toolbar-options/
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### Adding Fields
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[[14.0 Izenda FORMS]]
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