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Setting up Your Document Manager<br />

<strong>Drake</strong> <strong>Software</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Figure 13-7: Protecting Archive Cabinet with optional password<br />

With a password in place, users must enter the password in order to open the Document<br />

Manager’s Archive Cabinet.<br />

• To change a password, repeat the steps described previously. In the Add Password<br />

for DDM Startup text box and the Confirm Password text box (see<br />

Figure 13-7), enter the new password and click Save, then click OK.<br />

• To remove a password, delete the passwords from the Add Password for DDM<br />

Startup and Confirm Password text boxes (see Figure 13-7) and click Save, then<br />

click OK. (To delete, select a password and press DELETE.)<br />

NOTE<br />

For information on password-protecting individual files in the Archive<br />

Cabinet, see “Document Security” on page 351.<br />

Adding<br />

Folders<br />

You can use the default Document Manager file structure or customize it as needed.<br />

To implement the Document Manager file structure:<br />

1. From the Home window of <strong>Drake</strong>, go to Setup > Printing > Document Manager<br />

to open the <strong>Drake</strong> Document Manager Integration Options dialog box.<br />

2. Select Allow <strong>Drake</strong> to set up Document Manager client folders (Recommended).<br />

If this box is not marked, you will have to specify the location where<br />

the Archive Cabinet should store any scanned documents or returns printed<br />

through the PDF “printer.” (See “Printing to <strong>Drake</strong> PDF” on page 200.)<br />

3. (optional) In the Archive Cabinet section is the option of adding folders to the<br />

default Document Manager file structure. To do so:<br />

• Choose a folder level where you want the new folder placed.<br />

• Click Add.<br />

• Enter a custom folder name.<br />

• Click OK. The new folder will be inserted one level below the selected folder<br />

level.<br />

• Mark the Apply this layout... check box if you want to insert the new folder<br />

into existing and new client files; otherwise, the new folder will be inserted<br />

only into new client files.<br />

• To change the name of the new folder, select the folder and click Edit. To<br />

delete the new folder, select the folder and click Remove.<br />

4. Click Save, and then click OK.<br />

TIP<br />

To avoid later restructuring, determine the type of file structure you<br />

want to use before you begin storing items in the Document Manager.<br />

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