A form includes one or more areas where an author must
enter specific types of information. A post set up as an order form, for example,
might include areas where the author (the customer, in this case) enters name,
address, and phone number, and specifies the product the author wants to buy.
There are several types of forms; see the table below for form types and
descriptions.
| Form
|
Description
|
|---|
| Simple form
|
Lets you create a form that uses standard IBM® Lotus® Quickr fields. You can sort content created
with a simple form by the fields in the form.
|
| Imported HTML
|
Lets you create a form using the contents
of an existing Web site (a file with the extension .HTM or .HTML)
on your computer.
|
| Microsoft Office form
|
Lets you create a form using the contents
of an existing Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, or Excel document.
|
