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When you click on View for record you will see something similar to this.And when you click on edit from View or from Edit button in search results, you will see something similar to Drop List allows you to select from list of whatever length while the radio, checkbox, and the multi-check Boxes allow you different choices. The Radio boxes on top allow you to view all the choices, but only one can be selected. The single checkbox is either checked or not checked and the multi-check boxes allow for the selection of more than one item.
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| The Large boxes are what we call free text notes and they allow unlimited text. The text fields are usually preset to a certain length. Coming soon will be a new date field. Just added is a new password field.
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When you click on Send these people email, you will see Send these people email. Shown here is an example of a Formatted HTML message and a text message with the same text. By clicking send you will see the following A test message has been mailed to. When you click "Proceed" the system will send out your email.You can check what it looks like before sending by checking your Your Email.
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| Well, these are all the basics of working with you database records. Next we will cover the more extensive options and settings in setting up the database if you've been granted access to this part of the system. IF we are maintaining the structure of the database for you, then you now have all you need to begin handling the system and there is no need to advance further on this tutorial unless you need to know about setting and maintaining individual passwords for users of your system. As you can see this is a powerful and easy to use system to handle your CRM (Customer Relations Management) or other database needs.
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