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This form and workflow is designed for companies seeking to borrow money from a financial institution or for a line of credit with a manufacturer of goods. It has been generalized to offer the information necessary for credit verification, and to use digital signatures from the borrower to verify authenticity.

This week we tackle the beginnings of Teaming form creation. We'll add, modify, and move. Learn to use Text, Date, Selectbox, Checkbox, Radio Buttons, and many other elements.

Generate ideas, act upon those ideas, and easily preserve/protect your ideas with Teaming 2.0!

After much anticipation, Novell released Teaming 2.0 this week! It is a huge improvement over Teaming 1.0 with its slick new interface and fewer 3rd party dependencies, our BETA sites have deemed it “:fast and easier to use”!

Two more forms are now available to help you speed up your business processes. The Document Review form allows reviewers to receive and respond to submitted documents simultaneously. The Internal Product Request form speeds up the process of requesting and receiving Products for internal company use.

This week we begin looking at the form. We will be talking about the form designer, what it is and how to get there. We will also get you started thinking of your own forms and how to create them.

You'll get some helpful hints as we continue our series with detailed information concerning Parallel Workflow Threads. You will also learn to use Workflow Variables.

If you haven't seen it yet, check out this article by Ken Baker in the Novell Connection magazine. Learn about the relevance dashboard and other new features in Novell Teaming 2.

You are going to love what our three new forms can do for your business. Read the descriptions and visit our Library for more!

This form streamlines the process of submitting product request orders within a business by simplifying both the application process and the review process.

The third article episode in our form and workflow construction series. Come take a look! This week we discuss workflow questions and access controls in the workflow. Brilliant!