Re: Best place to store (non-visual) info?

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From: Jens Schulze
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 17:48

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"Olav Kvern" wrote:

> I'd say it depends on the amount of data you want to store/edit. If it's
just a
> single line of text, then Roberto's approach is probably better; if you
need
> to store more information (and multiple fields/records), then Johannes'
> approach is better.

Ole, what do you think of my suggestion? With an form on a masterpage
consisting of text fields (or maybe table fields) you have Johannes approach
but directly within the document, so that users without the scripts (or with
another operating system) can alter settings rather comfortable the script
will later use in  its processing.

Jens

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