At 15:54 11/10/2008 -0400, Helen Etters wrote:
I tried Brian Barker's step by step process for a document that I
frequently have to fill in.
Where Brian says "Note that the background image of the form will
not print" I thought that must refer to some esoteric artifact and I
ignored it, beca
On Oct 11, 2008, at 12:54 , Helen wrote:
Where Brian says "Note that the background image of the form will
not print" I thought
that must refer to some esoteric artifact and I ignored it,
because, after all, what good is the form
if it won't print.
Brian was referring to filling in field
I tried Brian Barker's step by step process for a document that I frequently
have to fill in.
Where Brian says "Note that the background image of the form will not
print" I thought
that must refer to some esoteric artifact and I ignored it, because, after
all, what good is the form
if it won't pr
On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 07:20:29 +0100
Brian Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 09:13 10/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
> >I took up Brian's suggestion of putting sections inside frames and
> >linking the sections as the means of copying information from one
> >frame to another. My first impr
At 09:13 10/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
I took up Brian's suggestion of putting sections inside frames and
linking the sections as the means of copying information from one
frame to another. My first impressions are that this seems to do what I want.
To give credit where it's due, I lear
On Thu, 09 Oct 2008 15:24:51 -0500
Barbara Duprey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Harold Fuchs wrote:
> > On 09/10/2008 07:16, Brian Barker wrote:
> >> At 12:46 09/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
> >>> When I perform marriages I need to fill in about three or four
> >>> forms [...] At the moment
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 09/10/2008 07:16, Brian Barker wrote:
At 12:46 09/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
When I perform marriages I need to fill in about three or four
forms [...] At the moment, most of them are filled in by hand
because it's easier than making the effort to organise templ
On 09/10/2008 07:16, Brian Barker wrote:
At 12:46 09/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
When I perform marriages I need to fill in about three or four forms
[...] At the moment, most of them are filled in by hand because it's
easier than making the effort to organise templates etc. to print th
At 16:42 09/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
Apart from the scanning bit which isn't practical (one of the forms
is bigger than A4 and my scanner is maximum A4) ...
Easy! Turn the form sideways and scan each end separately. Trim the
two graphics along three sides. Insert both graphics at a
At 12:46 09/10/2008 +1100, Keith Bates wrote:
When I perform marriages I need to fill in about three or four
forms [...] At the moment, most of them are filled in by hand
because it's easier than making the effort to organise templates
etc. to print the information into the right spot on the
Hi Anthony
Apart from the scanning bit which isn't practical (one of the forms is
bigger than A4 and my scanner is maximum A4) I thought the answer
would be something like that. I've had a quick look at XForms to see if
that's the way to go... I may have to just measure the positions of the
fields
Hi Keith,
I'd scan the documents, then drop them, one to a page in a writer file. Check
the size to make sure that it's correct. Set up a spreadsheet with the
information for the forms, then place a field that's linked to the spreadsheet
for each bit of information that you want to import. When
This is probably really easy to do, but I'm not sure where to look for
instructions.
When I perform marriages I need to fill in about three or four forms
plus statutory declarations with the names of the bride and groom,
addresses, occupation, mother's maiden name etc. The forms are not all
the sa
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