User manual NUANCE OMNIFORM INTERNET PUBLISHER ADDENDUM

[. . . ] Copy the form to the appropriate location on your Web server; for example, by using a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) program such as WS_FTP32. View, fill, and print or submit the form by using: · OmniForm Internet Filler for OFML forms · Your Web browser for HTML forms · Adobe's Acrobat Reader for PDF files 6 Process the submitted data by using Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts. Check Caere's Web site at www. caere. com for samples. 5 See Chapter 2, Using OmniForm Internet Publisher, for detailed information on the forms publishing process. What is OmniForm Internet Publisher?- 4 Features Unique to OmniForm Internet Publisher Features Unique to OmniForm Internet Publisher This section gives an overview of the new features that have been added to the regular version of OmniForm to make it an internet publishing program in addition to its form recognition and design features. [. . . ] Consult your scanner documentation or the scanner manufacturer to resolve any scanner problems that occur. Launching OmniForm Internet Publisher 1 Click Start in the Taskbar and choose Programs OmniForm Internet Publisher. Windows NT 3. 51 users: double-click the OmniForm Internet Publisher icon in the Caere Applications folder. Each is a basic OmniForm Internet Publisher procedure. 2 3 Select an option and click Next>. Click Cancel to close Form Assistant if you do not want to choose a particular option. See the next section to continue. Using OmniForm Internet Publisher - 11 Getting Started Acquiring a Form To start, do one of the following: · Scan a paper form. · Open an existing OmniForm (OFM) or Open Form Markup Language (OFML) form. See Chapter 6, Designing a Form, in the OmniForm Reference. Customizing the Form This section explains how to use OmniForm Internet Publisher features not included in the regular version of OmniForm to customize your form. See the OmniForm Reference for information on using other program features. The Properties Dialog Box Use the Properties dialog box to set summary and submission information for a form. The Properties dialog box appears. 2 Click the Summary tab. Using OmniForm Internet Publisher - 12 Getting Started 3 4 5 Enter information appropriate to your form. Type an action in the Action text box. It will be saved in the drop-down list for selection the next time you open this dialog box. An action describes where form data will be sent after submission from OmniForm Internet Filler (see Chapter 3, OmniForm Internet Filler, for more information), a Web browser, or Adobe's Acrobat software. See "Changing Object Appearance" in the OmniForm Reference for detailed information on object appearance. Click the Object Appearance button in the standard toolbar or choose Object Appearance. . . in the Format menu to open the Object Appearance dialog box. Using OmniForm Internet Publisher - 15 Getting Started 3 Click the Visible tab. 4 Select how you want the selected object to appear to the user. · Always: the field/object always appears on screen and when printed. The designer of the form can see the object in design view when the form is opened in OmniForm Internet Publisher. · Print Only: the field/object appears on the printed form, but not on screen. · Screen Only: the field/object appears on screen, but not when printed. 5 Click OK to close the dialog box when you are done. These settings only apply when filling the form with OmniForm Internet Publisher or OmniForm Internet Filler. Using OmniForm Internet Publisher - 16 Getting Started Saving the Form 1 Click the Save button or choose Save in the File menu. The Save As dialog box appears. 2 Select a format in the Save as type (List Files of Type in Windows NT 3. 51) drop-down list. See "Saving in HTML Format" on page 18 for more information on how forms saved in this format appear. Type a name in the File Name text box and click Save (OK in Windows NT 3. 51). 3 Publishing the Form on a Web Site You can copy the saved form to your World Wide Web Server. [. . . ] Reset: Click this to return the form to its original state; that is, what it looked like when you opened it. Cut: Click this to remove the selected text and place it on the Clipboard. Paste: Click this to place the Clipboard contents at the cursor location. Undo: Click this to reverse the last action (except Zoom or Highlight actions). [. . . ]