The Division has paid and will continue to pay Brodart for the ongoing maintenance of the database and for the web and QuILL Processing Center statewide licenses at the same level as in the past. The form contains fields that are write-enabled, which means you can type the narrative of your application into the downloaded form. This makes the grant writing process more convenient, but there are several limitations you should consider when using this form. While the division hopes to resolve some of these issues for next year's grant cycle, many of the limitations are inherent in MS Word. The earlier version had some issues that have been resolved.
All fields have limitations on the amount of information that can be entered.
In such instances, you will need to open a new Word document, type any additional pages as needed, and include them with your application. This is the same process used when completing the traditional print version of the form. Even in this situation, the pasted text will lose its formatting, including font attributes such as bold, underline or italic, and paragraph formatting such as bullets and centering. Once text is in the form, you cannot select individual words or phrases within the text, and must therefore delete or replace text letter by letter. But if you descend from cell to cell by using the down arrow key, the fields exited do not perform their calculations.