This lesson will cover the following topics:

01 Getting Started

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to install the Titan Word add-in and covers the different buttons in the top menu ribbon. These features will be explained in more detail in subsequent lessons.

02 Install the Titan Word Add-in

1. Open Microsoft Word.
2. Under Insert, click the Get Add-ins option. The Office Add-ins screen opens.
Insert> word add in
3. Search for FormTitan in the search field and click on the Form Titan – Salesforce composer option.
4. Click the Add button. You must agree to the provider’s license terms and privacy policy.
5. Click the Continue button. The Form Titan tab is added to the standard Word ribbon.
Office add-in formtitan
6. Click the Got It button.
got it button
7. Click the new Form Titan tab to open it.
8. Click the FormTitan logo on the left. The Titan Documents screen opens on the right side of the document.
Form titan icon
Note: You must have a Titan username and password or your Titan-associated Salesforce production or sandbox account.
9. Click on Let’s Start. The Sign-in screen opens.
Form titan let's start
10. Type your email (username) and password in the relevant fields and click the Sign In button. You may have to verify CAPTCHA images.
Titan document sign in
Note: If your email is associated with a few accounts, please select the account by clicking a radio button and then click the Sign In button.
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You are now signed in to the Form Titan Word add-in.
Form titan button and window

03 Content Buttons

Let’s look at the first three buttons in the Form Titan Word Add-in banner:
1.  Insert/Edit field button: You will use this button to insert merge fields from Salesforce, system parameters, a Titan Web project, or a submission.
2. Insert/Edit table button: This button is used to insert a table with related lists. When you need to bring multiple records at once in a table structure, this is the best option. For instance, you can add a list of contacts associated with an account.
3. Insert/Edit section button: You will use this button to insert multiple records at once but in a freestyle and not in a table. Sections are used to divide a document into different parts, allowing you to format and apply specific settings to each section independently.
content buttons

04 Function Buttons

The next three buttons are used as follows:
1. Insert/Edit condition button: This button is used to add a condition to the highlighted text in the document, for instance, to display or hide text if the condition is met. The condition will be rendered when the document is previewed or published.
2. Insert Edit Formula button: You will use this button to insert formulas. For instance, you can sum, multiply or calculate the day or month difference.
3. Manage hidden fields button: This button is used to insert hidden fields. Hidden fields include data that cannot be seen or modified by users when a form is submitted
Function buttons

05 Document Element Buttons

The next three buttons are as follows:
1. Insert/Edit interactive field button: Use this button to insert interactive fields. You can insert interactive fields from Titan Forms or a Titan Web project that let users interact with the document by entering or selecting information.
2. Insert/Edit image button: This button inserts an image using a URL, a chart, or an image from a Titan Web project.
3. Watermark button: You will use this button to add an interactive watermark to the document. You can insert text or images that appear as faint backgrounds on the pages of your document.
Document element buttons

06 Feature Buttons

The last three buttons are for the following features:
1. Email button: This button will be covered in our advanced course. 
2. Signature button: You will use this button to add an interactive signature to the document. You can add a simple signature or an interactive, digitally invisible, or digitally visible signature.
3. Insert/Edit barcode button: This button inserts an interactive barcode, QR code, Swiss QR code, or a Swiss Invoice QR code. Barcodes and QR codes are machine-readable symbols that contain encoded information and can be used as follows (for example): product identification and tracking, information access, ticketing and check-in, payment, and mobile commerce, or data encoding and tracking.
Feature buttons

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