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Multi-language Support

November 30, 2010 User Reference
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Basic Multi-language Support For Word 2007 and Word 2010, XpressDox supports the user-facing interface in the language of the user.  In this context, a “user” is the person who runs a template.  That means that the XpressDox Explorer, Interview and Ribbon will be in the language of the user. The template author interfaces, which include [...]

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Build a bi-lingual interview

November 30, 2010 XpressDox Cookbook
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It would be really useful for XpressDox to be able to present an interview in French if the user is a French speaker, and in English for English users, where the document itself is in English. For the same template. And vice versa. XpressDox can indeed do that, as long as the template author marks up the template accordingly.

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Using verbose Choose commands

January 28, 2010 XpressDox Cookbook
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Radio buttons and check boxes provide a way of enabling users to make quick choices. The results of these can be either sort, terse text values or can indeed be whole paragraphs.

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The ChooseUsingCheckBox command

October 1, 2009 Help

ChooseUsingCheckbox. The interview will represent this command as a Checkbox. The values of the data element thus chosen will be ‘true’ or ‘false’. For example: <<ChooseUsingCheckbox(PersonIsMale)>> <<When(PersonIsMale = “true”,he,she)>> The command is quite customizable, so another variation could be: <<ChooseUsingCheckBox(Sex,M,F,A check in the box means Male)>> <<When(Sex = “M”,he,she)>>

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Data capture in XpressDox

September 30, 2009 User Reference
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XpressDox has been designed to fill marked-up templates in two general situations: The first is when data is captured and stored as part of an application; and, the second is to assist users who use the system within Microsoft® Office Word to produce standard documents.

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Handling gender

September 14, 2009 XpressDox Cookbook
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Suppose you have a document which you want to personalise as far as pronouns are concerned. In other words, instead of having “he/she” in many places, you want to have only “he” or “she” depending on the sex of the party concerned. Check how this is done using the ChooseUsingCheckbox command.

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