When you're ready to personalise a form, open the form you want to work with.
Go to the Setup menu and choose Customise Forms. The Customise Forms window appears.
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Can't see the Customise Forms option? By default, you need to have been assigned the Administrator or Accountant/Bookkeeper role in order to be able to access this feature. See Default user roles.
Click the tab corresponding to for the type of form you want to customise.Image Removed
Select Click a form group from the list to display a list of forms associated with the forms for that group. For example, select click the Item group in the Invoices tab to see all item invoice forms.Image Removed
Click the form, then click Customise. The
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form opens in the form design window, like this: Image Added
The form designer window
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A
File menu
View printing and saving options.
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Customise tab
This is the main tab for customising your form. You can add fields, format text and select table layouts.
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Print Preview
View
See what your form
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appear printed. Your form is instantly updated in this tab as you customise
This area of the window is where you make selections for customising your form.
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Form body
Select and modify form elements in this section of the window. Select an element, then view the
This is the body of the form showing its contents. Click an element (text box, table, etc.) to view its properties in the Customisetab.
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Cheques have two parts A cheque form has two parts: the cheque itself and the stub. You So you'll need to customise the cheque and the stub separately. For more information, see See Personalising cheques.
What next?
After displaying the form, you can:
Set properties that apply to the whole form, such as background colour and page size