True." Hello everyone, welcome to the Centric Basic Functional Training. We will start with the first part, which is the Centric Template Designer. The target audience includes functional consultants on the partner side, developers on both the partner and client side, as well as key users on the client side. In this training, we will begin with an approach where we work with the template from scratch, starting with a blank document. In the first phase, we will create a report mockup using Microsoft Word. This mockup will showcase what we want our final report output to look like when printed. We will use sample values that we know we can expect from our system. Before moving on to the second phase, we will check some basic elements in the designer and explain fundamental concepts when working with the Centric Template Designer. Once everyone is familiar with these basics, we will proceed to the second phase, where we will delve into the actual work. During the second phase, we will use the most important tools and tagging elements provided by the Centric Designer. These elements will help us replace the mockup values, such as fixed values of document ID and document date, with dynamic content from our report data source. We refer to these elements as Centric tagging elements. While there are many more of these elements available, we will focus on the most important ones. Now, let's start with the first phase, creating a template from scratch or creating a report mockup. The goal is to achieve a design similar to what is shown above. To showcase the design experience, I will make a few adjustments. Starting with a blank document, I will enlarge it and expand it across the entire screen. The first step typically involves dealing with the document header and footer....
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