Using the Document Manager > Managing Documents
You are not limited to importing only image files into the document manager. Documents created in Microsoft Word (.doc files), text files (.txt), HTML files, XML files, and so on, can also be imported. These files are displayed in the same manner as other files in the document tree, and a placeholder with an icon identifying the file type is displayed in the preview window. View the file by double-clicking on the placeholder, or right-click on the placeholder and select Open.
To import additional file types:
Select an option:
To add a claim document to an insurance company plan record:
The Documents for window is displayed.
To append a page to an existing document, see Adding Pages to Documents.
Select Capture New Document from the Options section of the Express bar. The Documents for add window is displayed.
Type the document’s name in the Document Description field.
To use the name as the default for all new documents of the selected type, select Make Default. For more information, see Setting Capture Preferences.
The Category field defaults to a category based on where the capture process was started. Example:
To select a different category, double-click it in the Category drop-down field.
Move the slider to the appropriate compression quality. You can also type the quality in the field next to the slider.
Image files are compressed to save space on the hard drive. When a file is compressed, some information is lost. The greater the compression, the lower the quality of the image.
Deselect any records to which the document is not to be attached from the list in the Selection section.
The document is attached to all records that are selected in the list.
To attach the document to other records, select the type from the Record Type drop-down list, click Select Record, and select the record.
Click OK. The Documents for capture window is displayed.
Click Import An Image. The Import Images window is displayed.
Click the drop-down arrow in the Files of Type field and select All Files. Select the document and click Open.
Click Save Capture. A message asks you to confirm the addition.
Click Yes. The Enter Document Information window is displayed.
Type the page label text in the Page Label field, or leave the default text, which is the original file name.
To make the text the default page label for new documents of the same type, select Make Default.
Click OK.
Click Close.
To help you locate the new document, it is selected automatically in the document tree.