The first step is to create a form in your favorite HTML editor - Dreamweaver or whatever. Since you are creating a database, name all your fields. When you have your form created, save it to your desktop. A well designed, complete form should look something like this.

The next step is to open Database System and click the Browse button. Find your form (on your computer), click OK, then click "Upload Form to Process."

Are you with me so far?

The system "takes in" your form and parses it out into the various fields. It knows what type of field to create and it knows how long to make them. The next step is to select the Type of Script you want. The first step when creating a new database is to have the system generate the Create Table Script. To do that check "Write Create Table Script" and click "Generate Selected Script."

The system "punches out" the code to create a table (as shown). Simply copy the code to your clipboard, paste it into Word Pad, Save it (as create.asp for example), and Upload it to your site. Then Open your browser and type in the URL of the script. When you run the script (you run it just one time), it Creates a table that matches your web form perfectly.

Next Upload your form to your web site, generate the Add2 script and upload that. Now you can Add Records to your database. Then you generate a lookup script, edit script, and edit2 script. Now you have a fully functional Web database written in code you can understand and use.