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Q: I am a recent purchaser of your software and would like to know the easiest way to calculate a pricing change using your software. I want to compare the beginning of year baseline, to a current situation whereby our raw material costs have risen year to date. What I am interested in doing is to raise selling price to accommodate the raw material change and keep the margin and profits the same and wanted to know the best way to do so. I am contemplating the following: 1) Baseline the FY by using the projected selling price, revenue, fixed, and variable costs. What will be the result is the planned sales profit etc. Next would be to enter the information for the current scenario. 1) Enter the sales volume 2) Enter the change in raw costs in the variable costs section as fixed costs have remained constant. Am I on the right path?

A: Yes, set up your baseline to determine your current parameters, save this as your current scenario. Then set up a new scenario for the following year using your increased variable cost. You can then adjust and refine other parameters ie (Business Revenue) as required to determine the impact and identify the mix that would maintain profit at the required level.

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Q: I am looking for a product that will 'send an email' on a particular 'date' stored in a database. eg a user enters an email address and a date on a form. The use is then sent an email to the email address they entered on the date they entered. do u have a product that does this. will use mysql no problem. If not can U suggest a product. am running out of time with thanks.

A: There is no standard product I am aware of that will meets your requirements. It could be devleoped but would need to be a specifically designed application. Basing it on MYSQL would be one of the best approaches.

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Q: I built a form and it runs just fine on my server, but when I submit the form, I don't get the information emailed to me...I do receive the "Your Form Has Been Delivered" message though. The variable $delemail is set to the correct email address but nothing gets sent to me. I even tried adding an additional email address to the php form, but it isn't sent there either.

A: Check to make sure it is not being blocked/filtered. You might even try a completly different email address / server ie a gmail or yahoo address? Does the test code at https://bizpep.com/phptest.html deliver an email? If not it is possible your server host limits server email transmissions. Contact them and see what is required for the php mail function to send an email.

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Q: My client would like to be able to see and print form inquiries just like the form the visitor used. In other words have the existing form(s) populated with data the user submitted or have the user submissions emailed as an HTML page that looks like the form with fields autopopulated with form data. Is this possible with form1builder?

A: You can send the form data in html format in the form delivery email. However this is not with form input fields (as they are for input not display). If this was really required it may be possible to set up a script to repopulate a html form with the form data sent but it would require additional development work and depend on exactly what you were trying to achieve.

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Q: Does Form1 Builder MySQL also enable me to view via my IE browser, or other way, the data I've imported to my MySQL database.

A: No, displaying MySQL data is not a feature of this software. If you wish to display this data within a web page etc a separate script would need to be developed to extract and display the data.

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