A few form design considerations must be made in order to provide an accurate quote for an ABBYY Flexicapture setup. To begin, the analyst must determine if the forms to be handled need the use of the standard settled form product or the enhanced Flexilayout Studio.
A brief and careful examination of
the form design that affects the quotation is required for the accounts
receivable software to process tables or recurring groups. This is
significant because some forms lend themselves naturally to the use of a table
object in the form design, regardless of whether the form is created in the
ABBYY Form Designer, Adobe In Design (the preferred approach), or the client
has an existing form that needs processing. Again, since there is a significant
cost difference between adding the table item/repeating group alternative to
the system and not doing so, your client will be unhappy if you confirm that
you need the use of this technology to process the form efficiently.
Consider
the Following When Using the ABBYY Form Designer Tool
You may save considerable despair
by understanding ABBYY Form Designer as a tool for creating prototypes of forms
that will be submitted in image format to Adobe InDesign for final design.
There may be exceptions to this rule in the case of some fundamental forms with
limited, usually split components. This recommendation of prototyping with the
Form Designer will save you much time and effort when it comes to creating forms
that work wonderfully in Flexicapture, despite the fact that the Form Designer
becomes a major element of the document definition (template).
The following are a few instances
of how the Form Designer may assist you in creating a better form once you begin
the production form design process using a form design tool such as Adobe
InDesign.
Conclusion
Utilize the ABBYY Form Designer
apparatus to build incredible model forms for testing and evaluation, and then
construct the production form in Adobe InDesign using the form components
produced in the ABBYY apparatus. Utilize alerts to indicate page components on
forms in order to enhance the system's data extraction capability.
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