In order to add or edit form content:
Elements in the Form page group of the Home ribbon page become active whenever a file is opened as the active file.

 The active file reference is displayed at the lower left corner of the window. 

Only the forms that are relevant to the active file type and which your user role allows access to are enabled. The other forms are greyed out.
Whenever you wish to view or edit the information in a particular form, you can just click the corresponding form number within the form group. This action will open the selected form page on your screen.
The INTERPOL AM and PM forms are implemented as a set of individual fields.
Each form field area is contained within a Form boundary (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 and 900) and has a header with the field number and the name of the field.

Each form has a group of action buttons and symbols:

• Save data from all fields:
    Note the orange circle which indicates that changes has been made on this page. Click the  button to save data from all fields.
  
  The circle turns green to indicate that all changes is saved. 
• Cancel Editing on all fields:
  Note the orange circle which indicates that changes has been made on this page. Click the  button to revert all changes on the form..
  
• Next/Previous page:
  If your current page is 300(2), clicking the  button will bring you to page 300(1). Clicking the  button will bring you to page 300(3).
• Show/Hide field expands or collapses the field details
• Field lock  the closed red padlock indicates that the field is locked. 
  
  Note: If you are not able to edit content of a field, you haven't got sufficient rights to edit the file or the file is locked. The "FASTID version" of AM/PUI and PM forms is implemented as a set of individual fields.
  Note: Your data is not saved until the form state indicator is green.
  The individual forms are only described in more detail when special non-DVI or MPUB user knowledge is needed. This manual assumes that the you are already trained in the DVI / MPUB area and knows about the practical use of the paper-based forms. One source of such knowledge is the DVI Guide – practical compendium to forms C and D of the INTERPOL DVI forms. Another source is Interpol - Disaster Victim Identification Guide
  
  Page design:
  Screen pages replicate the printed INTERPOL forms (but with added functionality), so you will never be in any doubt about where data from the INTERPOL forms must be inserted into the system.
  
  
  
  Many pages have a grid to the right side of the window. This grid has three columns:
  
• If column a is marked, there is no information available for this data field. Click in column a to mark it:
  
  Click OK:
   
  which results in the collapse of the field and a mark in the a column.
  To remove the mark, click in the column and save the changes.
  Note: If column a is marked, no other column should be marked.
• I column b is marked, an attachment exists relating to this data field. To
• If column c is marked, there is an additional text note. The

AM Forms Content

This form set contains the following information:
100: Administrative data
200: Nominal data
300: Effects (possibly carried on person or in luggage)
400: Body description (external)
500: Pathology
600: Odontology
700: Supporting Information
800: Appendix DNA

PM and PUI Forms Content

This form set contains the following information:
100: Administrative data (checklist of operations in the mortuary)
300: Effects (possibly carried on person or in luggage)
400: Body description (external)
500: Pathology
600: Odontology
700: Supporting Information
800: Appendix DNA

MPUB Form Content

This form contains the following information:
900: Unidentified body