Document Formats
DocuNECT can store both documents and web URLs. The storage and management of any type of document is supported with a built in viewer for commonly used formats. Formats that are not supported in DocuNECT's viewer can be downloaded to the desktop so an alternate desktop viewer can be used.
URLs can either point an HTML web page, such as:
www.portfordsolutions.com
Or a document stored externally on the web:
www.portfordsolutions.com/documents/companyoverview.pdf
The following table provides more information on the viewers DocuNECT uses to display documents. DocuNECT's viewer is Java based and will install automatically the first time a document view is requested. Make sure you have the Java Runtime installed on your machine.
Document Format | Viewer |
Text Files | Text files are supported by the DocuNECT viewer. |
Image Files | The following images files are supported by the DocuNECT viewer: Image files include: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Microsoft Office | Microsoft Office documents are supported if the appropriate Office application is installed on the user's local machine. If you do not have Office installed, the following Microsoft Viewers can be downloaded for free:![]() ![]() ![]() |
Adobe PDF | Adobe PDF documents are viewable if the Adobe application is installed on the user's local machine. If the user does not have the Adobe application it can be downloaded for free:![]() |
Using Unsupported File Formats | When you attempt to view a document that the DocuNECT image viewer does not support, the system will download the document so that a viewer local to the user's desktop can be used. |
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