5.5
Table Of Contents
- Welcome
- Installation and Setup
- Working with Forms
- Opening a Form for Filling
- Moving Through Fields on a Form
- Working with Different Field Types
- Using the Type Ahead Feature
- Shrinking Text to Fit Fields
- Adding File Attachments to Form Records
- Entering Data Automatically with User Profiles
- Entering Data Automatically with Client Profiles
- Spell Checking Forms
- Saving Forms
- Printing Forms
- Emailing Forms
- Working with OmniForm Databases
- Controlling OmniForm Filler by Voice
- Utilizing Special Tablet PC Services
- Technical Information
- Index
58 Working with OmniForm Databases
3. Select the field that you want to search in the Field Name drop-down list.
This is the field that contains the information you want to find. All the fields in
your form are listed here.
4. Select a condition in the Condition drop-down list.
A condition describes how to look for information entered in the Value text
box. For example, you would select is equal to to specify that you want to find
an exact match. Click Help for more information on the conditions you can
set.
5. Type the information you want to find in the Value text box.
Information is not case-sensitive, so entering Gatos will have the same result as
entering gatos.
6. Select an option under Scope of Search.
◆ Select Search All Records in the Database to search the entire record
set.
◆ Select Only Search Current Record Set to search a subset of records.
This option is only available when you have a found set open from a
previous search.