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Introduction to Forms in the Assets Module

The 'Forms' function allows you to print particular records or documents in batches.

Each separate document that you can print contains two elements, the "Form" and the "Form Template". The Form element extracts the relevant information from the database and places it in printable fields, while the Form Template is the graphic layout design of the printed output i.e. it determines where on the page the printable fields will be placed.

To begin printing documents, first ensure you are in the Assets module. Then, click the [Forms] button in the Navigation Centre or use the Ctrl-D (Windows)/⌘-D (macOS) keyboard shortcuts. If you are using iOS or Android, tap the [Routines] button in the Navigation Centre and then tap [Forms]. The window illustrated below appears, listing the forms that you can print from the Assets module.

To print a form, follow this procedure:
  1. If you are using Windows or macOS, double-click the form name in the list or highlight it and press the Enter key. If you are using iOS or Android, tap the form name in the list. In both cases, a specification window will then appear, where you can determine the records that you want to be printed (e.g. which Assets are to be printed). The specification windows for each form are described in detail on the pages describing each form.

  2. Click or tap [Run] to print the documents.

  3. Close the 'Forms' window using the close box (Windows/macOS) or by tapping < (iOS/Android).
In some cases, you can also print a form from an individual record by clicking the Printer icon (Windows/macOS) or selecting 'Print' from the File menu (all platforms). You can also print a record to screen by clicking the Preview icon (Windows/macOS only).

Before you can print a form, you must connect it to a Form Template. The Form Template contains the layout of the printed output. If necessary you can connect a form to more than one Form Template: for example, you might need a particular form to be able to produce printed output in different Languages determined by the Language of the Customer. To connect a form to a Form Template, follow this procedure, which you must carry out using Windows or macOS:

  1. For each option, design a Form Template using the Form Template register in the System module. A file containing samples of each Form Template is supplied with Standard ERP: if you want to use these samples as the basis for your own designs, import the "UKForms.txt" file as described on the Importing Set-up Data page.

  2. Change to the Assets module and open the 'Forms' window by clicking the [Forms] button in the Navigation Centre.

  3. Highlight each item in the list in turn and for each one select 'Define Form' from the Operations menu. In the subsequent 'Form Definition' window, assign a Form Template (or more than one Form Template ) to each form. The 'Form Definition' window is fully described here.

  4. You only need use the 'Define Form' function once. Afterwards, Form Template selection will be automatic.
The selection process for each form is described on the pages describing each one. Except where specified, leave all the fields in the specification window blank if you want forms to be printed for every record in the relevant register. If you need to restrict the number of forms printed, use the fields as described.

You can often print forms from a range of records, such as a range of Assets. To do this, enter the lowest and highest values of the range, separated by a colon. For example, to print Assets 001 to 010, enter "001:010" in the Asset Number field. Depending on the field, the sort used might be alpha or numeric. In the case of an alpha sort, a range of 1:2 would also include 100, 10109, etc.

Please follow the links below for details about each form:

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