Every solution generated by CrunchyCode is 100% customisable, including the front end , middle tier and stored procedures.

Here are a few tips to help you get started:

• By default, all CrunchyCode templates are stored in the directory C:\Program Files\CrunchyCode\Templates.
• Every single file you place within the CrunchyCode templates folder OR in any subfolder underneath the templates folder, will be copied into the output directory on your webserver. Be careful not to place usernames/passwords in your template directory.
• You can add new files to the templates folder, or modify the existing files to achieve a customised output.
• CrunchyCode will parse any file which contains the string "#NAME#" in the filename. Any file that does not match this naming convention will simply be copied into the output path.
• The folder structure beneath the templates folder is copied in entirety to the output path.
• By default, every automatically generated stored procedure is stored as an individual T-SQL script file with the .SQL extension in the folder C:\Program Files\CrunchyCode\SQL.
• You can change the template directories to mapped network drives if you wish, to facilitate sharing templates with your dev team.
• A full listing of all the CrunchyCode template tags is available in the online Help. Basically, any string that starts and ends with a hash symbol (#) is likely to be a CrunchyCode tag, which is replaced at runtime with HTML/ASP.NET code.
• The string #NAME# will be replaced in the generated output file with the name of the table being exported.
• Although you are welcome to directly edit the CrunchyCode templates, it's recommend that you keep a backup copy just in case !
• The Macromedia Flash templates require Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004 or greater to edit.
• Note that the Macromedia Flash source files reside in the template path for the convenience of developers. These files should not normally be placed on your production webserver.