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Step-by-Step Examples in Excruciating Detail
Example 1: Pronouns and Plurals
Before you begin
• Creating a Basic Form ............................................. page 3
What you will learn
• Smart Answer: Text-With-Pronoun
• Smart Answer: Dropdown
• Pronoun Fields
• Singular/Plural Fields
This deceptively short sample document is chock full of opportunities to try
out Pronoun answers, Pronoun Fields, and Singular/Plural Fields.
We’ll spend lots of time on these two sentences. When we’re done, the form
will adapt to every possible combination of plaintiff(s) and defendant(s) –
whomever and whatever – with automatic and flawless grammatical shifts.
If you’d like to work along with this example, begin by typing or copying the
text shown here into a blank document.
Bob Lobb (“Plaintiff”) hereby
requests that the Court grant his
motion and rule against AAA
Company (“Defendant”). The
Defendant has produced no
evidence, so it should be
required to pay Plaintiff’s
attorney fees.
Step 1. Create the Questionnaire
TheFormTool
Label
Question
Client
Name of client?
ClientParty
What party is the client?
Opponent
Name of opponent?
OppParty
What party is the opponent?
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Answer
Step 2. Create Smart Answers
When asking for the client’s name, we also need to
ask for a pronoun. Place the cursor in the answer
box for the Client question and click
Smart
Answer.
Select Text, Single text box, With pronoun, and click OK.
Do the same for the question labeled Opponent that asks
for the opponent’s name.
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