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Forms - collecting data

Juliet

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

I'm using FP2000 and I have created an employment application form. Is there
any way the applicant can email the form back with the information they have
typed in still in the form as it appears on the screen instead of the list
that comes back in the email because the human resources team are not used
that format and find it difficult to read.

Thanks

Juliet

Tom Willett

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

No, not with the FP forms to email feature.
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"Juliet" <Juliet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| I'm using FP2000 and I have created an employment application form. Is
there
| any way the applicant can email the form back with the information they
have
| typed in still in the form as it appears on the screen instead of the list
| that comes back in the email because the human resources team are not used
| that format and find it difficult to read.
|
| Thanks
|
| Juliet
|

Juliet

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

Thanks. Is there any way it can be done? Even if it not a form.

"Tom Willett" wrote:

> No, not with the FP forms to email feature.
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> Tom Willett
> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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> "Juliet" <Juliet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:947C75AE-CF65-4B64-9476-E06D848686B3@microsoft.com...
> | I'm using FP2000 and I have created an employment application form. Is
> there
> | any way the applicant can email the form back with the information they
> have
> | typed in still in the form as it appears on the screen instead of the list
> | that comes back in the email because the human resources team are not used
> | that format and find it difficult to read.
> |
> | Thanks
> |
> | Juliet
> |
>
>
>

Tom Willett

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

If you have excellent programming skills in ASP, PHP, etc., you could write
your own program. Or contract somone to do it for you, based upon your
server's capabilities.
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"Juliet" <Juliet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Thanks. Is there any way it can be done? Even if it not a form.
|
| "Tom Willett" wrote:
|
| > No, not with the FP forms to email feature.
| > --
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| > Tom Willett
| > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| > ---
| > FrontPage Support:
| > http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
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| > "Juliet" <Juliet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
| > news:947C75AE-CF65-4B64-9476-E06D848686B3@microsoft.com...
| > | I'm using FP2000 and I have created an employment application form.
Is
| > there
| > | any way the applicant can email the form back with the information
they
| > have
| > | typed in still in the form as it appears on the screen instead of the
list
| > | that comes back in the email because the human resources team are not
used
| > | that format and find it difficult to read.
| > |
| > | Thanks
| > |
| > | Juliet
| > |
| >
| >
| >

Juliet

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

Sorry it's FP 2003 not 2000!

"Juliet" wrote:
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> Thanks. Is there any way it can be done? Even if it not a form.
>
> "Tom Willett" wrote:
>

Thomas A. Rowe

2007-02-21, 6:16 pm

Yes, but requires knowledge of the server-side scripting and the database that is supported on the
web server., since this would be a custom written application, where the form is completed, that
data is then stored in the database, then the HR folks would retrieve the data from the database in
a form like the user submitted.

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"Juliet" <Juliet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. Is there any way it can be done? Even if it not a form.
>
> "Tom Willett" wrote:
>