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New Post 5/14/2009 11:38 AM
  Bruce
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Collecting Information using the form created and store in MS Access database 

I am currently exploring possibilities of creating a form for information collection purposes for Motor Insurance industry.

The form will be emailed to the prospects/clients to collect information, users will send the form back to me and the information collected will be placed in the Ms Access Database. The form will then be sent to the providers requesting for quotations. Providers (insurance company) will fill in their quote, return to us. Then we will send the compiled quotation report to clients. This is a yearly repeated action to obtain quotes for client from providers.

Q1: Does Wordfusion has this function to store the information to Access? And how to go about doing it?
Q2: Can my users fill in the form without installing Worfusion?

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New Post 5/14/2009 11:38 AM
  Bruce
127 posts
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Re: Collecting Information using the form created and store in MS Access database 

 

Hi Ginelle,

Q1. Does Wordfusion has this function to store the information to Access? While reading information from an Access DB is very simple with WordFusion and needs no coding saving the information to an access db is a little more complicated and needs some vb.net scripting. However within the next 2 months we will be releasing much better database integration that will not require any coding and will just be a matter of setting the access database name, table and field names for the form and WordFusion will take care of the rest. This should be a significant upgrade to WordFusion functionality.

Q2: Can my users fill in the form without installing Wordfusion? At the moment to fill out forms your users would require the standard version of WordFusion which is priced at $150 USD.

The only limitations would be the ability to assemble the information entered into a document template.

Regards Bruce
 
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