What services are created?

When I try to install Forms 6.0.8, the installer says that it has to create and start some services. What does it create? A Forms Server Listener? Any other services?
I've never actually successfully installed this version of Forms and there doesn't appear to be any documentation stating what the installer is trying to create.
If I already have another Forms Server Listener service defined and running (say for Forms 6.0.5.33) on the same machine, will this cause the installer any grief?
Thanx in advance!

Hi Ajay
The services actually performed (work actually done) by a service provider are recorded in a Service Entry Sheet with reference to the purchase order.
A service provider's invoice relating to a certain invoice can be entered only after the entry sheet has been accepted.
Actually the accepted entry sheet is the basis for IV process.
regrds
Yogesh

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