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The User Login recipe shows you how to build complex forms that display current users and allow you to input new users in the same page.

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The User Login recipe uses the advanced technique of controlling page availability by access group, as shown on the User Manager page.

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The Employee Results page applies Dreamweaver's recordset navigation tools to display any number of users.

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The Dreamweaver 8 Recipes support files include full sample data-sources in Access and MySQL for robust testing.

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In the Conference Room recipe, you'll see how to handle scheduling conflicts.

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Conflicts in the requested meeting date, time, room, and duration are tracked and handled by the Conference Room recipe.

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The In/Out Dashboard recipe uses multiple recordsets to tracks employees' status and display announcements.

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The In/Out Dashboard application visually displays the location of your company's most valuable assets, its employees.

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Custom code included in the Time Cards recipe calculates the total hours used in any selected project.

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Projects can be viewed in a summary format or detailed into individual time cards.

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The Journal recipe includes advanced functionality, such as a full list of journal entries incorporated into the editor page.

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The Journal recipe helps teams communicate through an Intranet application.

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The Send Mail page picks up a list of users from a search page in the Mail Merge recipe application.

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The Mail Merge recipe application sends either plain text or HTML emails to any selected group.

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The Survey Builder recipe permits a wide range of survey question types, all of which can be mixed and matched.

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Graphics are integrated into the Survey Manager page to indicate survey status and cues for links to related pages.