[AccessD] Form system

Drew, that sounds fascinating.  I'm not clear though on what kind of 
users this is for - sounds like a certain level of computer 
sophistication is needed just to be a competent user.  What was the 
inspiration for this?  And, yes, if you do put up a demo of it, I will 
go explore it.  Thanks for telling us about it.
Tina

Drew Wutka wrote:
> Had a pretty big project that got delayed for a few months, due to other
> pressing matters, but now I have gotten back into it, and I am close to
> finishing it.
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> It's a Form system.  Not an 'Access Form' system, but a 'paperless' form
> system.  It's setup to allow the user to create a form, with various
> 'fields/controls'.  Allows for form revisions. Data Entry, viewing, and
> even 'historical' viewing (it shows you who changed what in a form entry
> and when) (Will be adding rollback capability too).  Electronic
> signatures (using NT authentication).  Revision control (who can create
> a revision and who can activate a revision can be setup in the system,
> so this system maintains document control.)
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> What I am finishing up is a 'tracking system' and search capability.
> (the trick is 'matching' the fields between different revisions).
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> Anywho, I was wondering if this is something anyone else on the list
> would be interested in.  When it's ready, I could setup a 'demo' site
> (it's web based).  But I don't want to take the time to do that if
> there's no interest in this.  
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> Drew
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