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1. Follow the Windows installation instructions in the Quick Start Installation Guide: Live Forms™ in-house.
2. You may configure  as a Windows Service. Follow the instructions below for the configuration details
3. Continue to Database Setup for more configuration information.

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Your Live Forms server installation is complete. You are now ready to create your firsts tenant, users, forms and workflows. See the documentation for creating a tenant and users.

Setup for Forms and Workflows

1. Login to  as the tenant admin.
2. On the page that is displayed, click the "Manage Roles" link.
3. There are four default roles listed, frevvo.Designer, frevvo.Editor, frevvo.Publisher and frevvo.ReadOnly.
4. Click the  icon, fill in the form and submit it to create new roles. Minimally create Employee, Manager and HR roles, if you are planning on trying some of the  Tutorials.
5. Click the 'Back to Manage Tenant" link.
6. On the page that is displayed, click the "Manage Users" link.
7. There is a single user (the administrative user you defined when you created the tenant). By default, only users beginning with the letter A are displayed. Note that you will have to click the link to display All users.
8. To add more users, click the  icon, fill in the form and submit it. Assign roles to the user as desired. Note that you must assign the frevvo.Designer role to any users who wish to design forms.
9. Create as many users and assign them roles as needed. If you want to try the Employee On Boarding Tutorial, you will need a designer user who can create forms/flows, a user that does not have an assigned role, a user with the Manager Role and a user with the role of HR.
10. Logout of the tenant admin account.
11. Login as one of the newly created users with the frevvo.Designer role by filling in the User, Password and Tenant fields. Start building forms and workflows immediately.
    
    

You can find examples on creating your own workflows on the Tutorials page.

Installing as Windows Service (32 bit)

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 will run as a Windows Service whether you are using the Development Kit (JDK)  versions 1.6 or 1.7 or Java Runtime Environment (JRE) versions 6 or 7.

•  Refer to JDK or JRE Prerequisite for the details.
• If you downloaded the JRE then make sure that the JRE_HOME environment variable is set to the installation directory of your JRE for example, C:\Program Files\Java\jre7. Refer to JDK or JRE Prerequisite for the details.

Follow these steps to install  as a Windows Service:

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