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1. #Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path how to#
2. #Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path license#
3. #Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path Offline#

#Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path Offline#

Return to the browser tab for the form you have been working with. Press the Offline Forms button in the toolbar.īefore forwarding all the saved forms to the server, SpreadsheetConverter asks you to confirm that you want to send them. Verify that the Internet works by opening a new tab in your web browser and pointing it to Submit the saved forms return Firefox to online mode, re-insert the network cable, turn the data connections on your device back on, connect to wi-fi or enable the network adapter you previously disabled. Re-connect to the Internet by reversing what you did to come offline, e.g. Repeat this until you have queued four forms. Notice that the counter in the Offline Forms button increases for every form you submit. Modify the data in the form slightly and press Submit again. When you approve, note the new Offline Forms button that now appears in the toolbar with a counter for the number of forms saved. Click Yes and the form will be securely stored in the web browser. While you are still offline, press the Submit button in the toolbar.Ī pop-up will appear, asking you for permission to save the form.

It is in these settings you also select one or more web browsers to open each web page automatically in after conversion.Įnter some data into the fields in the form. If it doesn’t, open the Excel > the SpreadsheetConverter task pane > Preferences > Options > Browsers and conversion path option setting to get the name of the folder where the converted web page is stored and open the page from that folder. Select the output format you prefer and convert your spreadsheet to a web page with this flavor.Įnter data into the form and press SubmitĪfter conversion, the web form normally opens in one or more web browsers. The Demonstration service cannot be used for offline forms.Įnter the e-mail address to which you want all submitted forms to be sent.

#Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path license#

Select the Free forms processing service unless you have a license for the Advanced service. Configure submitĬonfigure the submit settings for the new web form in Excel > the SpreadsheetConverter task pane > Workbook > Configure Submit. It doesn’t have to be fancy, just insert a few text widgets with labels into an empty spreadsheet.

Open Excel and create a short web form the normal way.

#Spreadsheet converter options browser and conversion path how to#

If you don’t really know how to go offline, just read the following text without doing anything. Otherwise, there may be many ways to turn off your Internet connection depending on your configuration: unplug a cable, turn the data connections off on your device, disconnect from all wi-fi or disable a network adapter. In Firefox for Windows, press the Alt key on the keyboard and select File > Work Offline in the menu. Some web browsers allow you to work offline. Turn off all Internet connections from your device This feature requires no configuration and is always enabled for all spreadsheets converted to web pages with SpreadsheetConverter. The following steps show the offline forms feature in action.

Note that the offline submit doesn’t work when you’re connected to the Internet. We never save any forms as long as they can be submitted directly.īefore you continue, you may want to read the introduction to offline forms. The forms are saved inside the web browser. When users get back online, they just press a button to submit all their queued forms. Follow these steps to save multiple forms in the web browser and later have them all submitted at once. With offline forms, users can submit forms even when they are not connected to the Internet.