Creating a Word Template for use with Invantive Composition
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This video teaches you how to create a Word Template for use with Invantive Composition. With Invantive Composition for Word you will have a complete solution for the automatic generation of complex documents that meets the law and regulations.
Invantive Composition allows you to easily retrieve information from your database and process it in Microsoft Word. This way, Invantive Composition makes it easy for you to automatically fill in previously created templates with data from your database. For you this means that you can merge data from your enterprise systems such as: legal pleadings, project budgets, serial letters, employment contracts, insurance policies, license contracts, prices and other structured data into a personal document.
The advantage of this is that with Invantive Composition you can manage and dynamically create documents from the Document Management System. Using Invantive Composition to create demanding Microsoft Word documents you can reduce your costs and avoid future damage.
We're going to use data from an existing database to put into a Word template. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service.
We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. Invantive Composition can also load templates from our project management solution Invantive Vision. Finished documents can be archived directly from within Microsoft Word to any Document Management System.
Now, I'm going to build a real template to merge data into Microsoft Word. To build a real template you'll need to use the ribbon "Modeler". It's to the right of the Invantive Composition ribbon. This model describes a data model with questions and answers for students. A template of Invantive Composition contains a number of instructions which are XML-like constructs in your Word document.
You can enter it by hand. But the easy way to do it, is to use "Building Blocks". The "Building Blocks" are based upon the definitions in your model and are located right here. Let us define a list of questions. That requires a "repeating block" of questions. I insert that at the top of the document. As you can see, two instructions are inserted into the Word document. There is an instruction for the start and end of the repeating block. All content between those two instructions is repeated for every row that meets the criteria of the associated database or web service query.
This video teaches you how to create a Word Template for use with Invantive Composition. With Invantive Composition for Word you will have a complete solution for the automatic generation of complex documents that meets the law and regulations.
Invantive Composition allows you to easily retrieve information from your database and process it in Microsoft Word. This way, Invantive Composition makes it easy for you to automatically fill in previously created templates with data from your database. For you this means that you can merge data from your enterprise systems such as: legal pleadings, project budgets, serial letters, employment contracts, insurance policies, license contracts, prices and other structured data into a personal document.
The advantage of this is that with Invantive Composition you can manage and dynamically create documents from the Document Management System. Using Invantive Composition to create demanding Microsoft Word documents you can reduce your costs and avoid future damage.
We're going to use data from an existing database to put into a Word template. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service.
We'll use a pre-defined description of your data in your database, application, or web service. Invantive Composition can also load templates from our project management solution Invantive Vision. Finished documents can be archived directly from within Microsoft Word to any Document Management System.
Now, I'm going to build a real template to merge data into Microsoft Word. To build a real template you'll need to use the ribbon "Modeler". It's to the right of the Invantive Composition ribbon. This model describes a data model with questions and answers for students. A template of Invantive Composition contains a number of instructions which are XML-like constructs in your Word document.
You can enter it by hand. But the easy way to do it, is to use "Building Blocks". The "Building Blocks" are based upon the definitions in your model and are located right here. Let us define a list of questions. That requires a "repeating block" of questions. I insert that at the top of the document. As you can see, two instructions are inserted into the Word document. There is an instruction for the start and end of the repeating block. All content between those two instructions is repeated for every row that meets the criteria of the associated database or web service query.
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