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Is it possible to have users register with their e-mail address before they can access the form? And

Hi;
There isn't anything in FormsCentral forms to restrict access but embedding the form into a page on your own website with restricted access is a decent alternative.
You could embed the form into a website of your own that includes a password or email registration to access that page. This would not make it impossible to fill out the form by directly accessing the forms URL but it would be very difficult to discover and would probably be a good enough solution.
The Embed code is in a sub-tab on the Distribute tab.
Thanks,
Josh

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