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database that consists of one record. You can create a new, blank record
using the first form as a template. The record looks exactly like the first
record, but it can be filled with different information.
redesign To edit a form in design view. You can create, delete, convert,
reposition, and resize objects, among other features.
resolution The fineness with which a scanner, printer, or other device
stores or prints information. It is expressed in dots per inch (dpi). A 300
dpi printer can place up to 300 dots in a one-inch line.
smart naming An OmniForm feature that automatically defines fields as
a part of Logical Form Recognition and places them in a logical order on
the form. If you scanned in an blank form, for example, OmniForm
would recognize a
Customer
field to be a fill text field. It would
automatically assign the name
Customer
to this field.
sort To arrange records by a field category, in ascending, descending, or
creation order. You might, for example, sort invoices by an Amount
Owed field to facilitate billing.
source application A linked or embedded object’s creation application in
which that object can be launched.
source file The original file to which a linked object remains connected
after insertion in a form.
standard toolbar In design view, the toolbar that contains buttons for
basic file operations such as saving and printing, and defining and
formatting objects.
In fill view, the toolbar that contains buttons for basic file operation such
as saving and printing, and for moving through records in a database.
template In OmniForm, a form used as a guide in creating new forms. A
form can be used as a template by saving it with a different file name and
then making design changes as desired.
text file A file containing information in text form; its contents are
interpreted as characters encoded using the ASCII (or comparable)
format.
TIFF An abbreviation for tagged image file format. This is a standard
graphic file format for grayscale and high-resolution bitmapped images.
(OmniForm only imports black-and-white images.)
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