Form Design

Lasernet can manipulate fonts and text to create flexible and dynamic outputs; this functionality is called Styles . Styles are similar to the Heading and Font Styles found in Microsoft Word ®, Publisher ®, etc. A Style is a group of text ...

Lasernet has a number of different methods for changing the color of objects in the Forms Editor. Default Colors in Lasernet Lasernet uses five default colors: red, green, blue, white, and black. However, HEX color codes can be used to allow for a...

This article will explain how to use XHTML as a method of formatting text within rearranges. While version 8 of Lasernet included a new feature called Styles for formatting the text within rearranges, XHTML can still be used alongside or as an alt...

You can eliminate unwanted white space from your forms with Run Script at First Pass . The following article will explain how. This article assumes you are familiar with conditional rearranges, database commands and scripting with Lasernet. It will...

Before undertaking any Form Creation project, it is important to plan the work and ensure that all the information needed to complete it is available. This helps to set realistic expectations and timelines for the completion of the work. The follow...

This article describes how to create a group of patterns in the Form Editor, starting at the instance of a pattern and ending when meeting the same or another defined pattern. This is useful if you want to group a list of item lines and perform uniq...

This article explains how to set up a condition for a rearrange in a header, depending on values in the item lines. In this example, the input data contains detail lines. One of the columns shows the discount. If none of the item lines includes a d...