The software is called IO Manager, and what it does will forever change the way web designers build web sites. In just minutes it is now possible to create great-looking forms to handle most any type of data collection and transaction processing need. IO Manager gets its name because of its powerful interactive form-building wizard that literally guides you through every step of the form building process and finally creates your form and displays it using your web browser. If you need to make changes, just click your mouse and you're right back into the form wizard where you can make as many changes as you'd like.Save your file, and you've just created a form that can uploaded to your web site, and working, in just a few moments. Form processing is handled with a newly updated version of FormMail, called FormMail Plus, which is available, free from IO Manager's web site. IO Wizard is an innovative software package that takes the pain out of form designing and let's you make as many forms as you need, for virtually every possible application. You can create all the forms you need to take orders, gather customer information, payment information, or even build an online catalog store with hundreds of product offerings. The uses for forms on the Internet are endless, and IO Manager is the only software you'll ever need to create virtually any form you can dream of.
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IO Manager 3.2
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows 95/98/NT4 | ||
| Downloads | 17 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Can Do Application Solutions | File Size | 12.6M |
| Date added | 01 Jun 2000 | ||
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