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frevvo Live Forms™ v3.0

Contents 1 FAQ 1.1 General Questions 1.2 Form Designer 1.3 Using Forms

FAQ

The FAQ provides answers for common questions asked by customers. Please also refer to Known Issues.

General Questions

1. How can I register to try out frevvo?

   frevvo is now available for purchase. You can signupfor a no-risk 30 day free trial.

2. What problems does frevvo solve?

   The [Product Overview] briefly describes the problems frevvo is designed to solve.

3. What cool things can I do with frevvo?

   See example Form Templates which you can copy and use.

4. What do you pronounce frevvo?

   frevvo is pronounced fray-vo.

5. How can I get started?

   The Quick Start guide will help you quickly create your first cool form!

6. Where can I see a product demo?

   Contact us for a demo.

7. Where can I get help?

   Click here to find out all the ways we can help.

8. How much does frevvo cost?

   See our web site for [Hosted Pricing] and [In-house Pricing].

9. When will the first release be available?

   frevvo v2 is now available. Signupfor a no-risk 30 day free trial.

10. What browsers are supported?

    frevvo currently supports Camino; Firefox on Mac, PC & Linux; Internet Explorer 6 and 7 on the PC; and Safari. frevvo does not support Internet Explorer versions 5.x on the Mac or PC. For designing forms frevvo supports Internet Explorer 6 and 7 and Firefox 2.0.

11. What features are on the product roadmap?

    This answer is coming soon...

Form Designer

1. Why is my label invalid when I have a '<' character in the label?

   When typing labels you are free to use any special characters with the exception of the less-than sign (<). The '<' character signals the start of html formatting. If you need this character in your label and it is NOT part of an html tag then you must instead substitute the characters & l t ; (with no spaces between) for the less-than symbol. If instead you want to add html formatting to your label, the the < symbol is allowed but must be followed by a > character to create a valid html tag.

See this example: In the Label field, type this XHTML: Password <span style = "font-size:0.9 em; color: red; "> (6 characters) </span>.

1. Once I re-label a control how can I tell what palette type it is?

Using Forms

1. How can I determine the URL to my forms hosted on frevvo's Live Forms Server?

   The URL for any form is available by clicking the share icon next to any of your forms in the Form Designer tab. See [[V2.0_Using_Forms#Sharing_Forms | Sharing Forms] for full details.