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PLOSSYS@rchive - SEAL Systems

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� Extensions<br />

Demand-oriented scanning<br />

(„Scan-on-demand“)<br />

By means of the specific dialog processes of the<br />

<strong>PLOSSYS@rchive</strong> documents can be ordered the master<br />

record of which has not been stored in the archive yet. It is<br />

also possible to request documents that have not been<br />

scanned yet.<br />

The PLOSSYSTM repro list processing allows together with the<br />

Scan List Client to build up very effective acquisition<br />

processes.<br />

Also with partly filled archives a safe and user-friendly<br />

operation is possible.<br />

Workflow<br />

This extension allows the implementation of defined operating<br />

sequences:<br />

� release � updating service<br />

� quality assurance � four-eyes process<br />

Distribution services<br />

Distributors are lists of receivers and related print/repro<br />

parameters.<br />

Archive distributor: the distribution information is assigned to<br />

an object in the archive (changeable).<br />

Standard distributor: centrally stored and maintained<br />

distributors which are assigned to the object with printing.<br />

Personal distributors: locally stored and maintained<br />

distributors which are assigned to the object with printing.<br />

Temporary distributors: momentarily created distributor<br />

which is assigned to the object with printing.<br />

The following distribution functions are available:<br />

� Creating, deleting, maintaining, displaying a distributor<br />

The print/repro parameters that can be set include:<br />

� distributor name � marginal lettering<br />

� printer � folding type<br />

� number of copies � stamp texts<br />

� number of sets � receiver name<br />

� banner page text<br />

� Interfaces<br />

Repro Archive Universal Client (RAUC)<br />

The fully graphic user interface is the standard user surface.<br />

The mask operation and control with mouse and keyboard<br />

allows fast and faultless working. A comprehensive help<br />

functionality supports the user. The user prompt meets the<br />

practical requirements and is available in several languages.<br />

The end user can configure his program surface in such a way<br />

that it meets the requirements of his tasks:<br />

� Layout of the main display and the list of found matches<br />

� Defining the layout of the drawing list (banner page) and the<br />

master data dialog<br />

� Defining plot ID names (for job tracking)<br />

� Help function<br />

� Display of version<br />

� Starting other applications<br />

With the design great importance has been attached to a<br />

simple, intuitive user prompt. The layout meets modern<br />

Microsoft and Motif standards. Actions that cannot be<br />

activated are masked out or represented in shaded form. All<br />

important operational actions can be activated both by means<br />

of the menu operation and via colored buttons (icons).<br />

Scan List Client<br />

The special application for the scan workstation: request lists<br />

can be processed in a semi-automatic way. The basic<br />

functions include:<br />

� Selecting, displaying and printing the scan list<br />

� Scan result: displaying and editing<br />

� Assigning request and scan result<br />

� Displaying, adding and archiving master data<br />

By means of demand-oriented scanning the archive becomes<br />

useful very fast.<br />

WWW interface<br />

The Internet interface for the <strong>PLOSSYS@rchive</strong>. HTML, JAVA,<br />

SSL and HTTP are the standards for our implementation.<br />

Ideal for large and spread sites with heterogeneous<br />

infrastructure and for linking external archive users such as<br />

field service, customers and suppliers.<br />

ARCLI command line interface<br />

The script interface “arcli” (archive command line interface)<br />

allows to formulate important archive functions also on shell<br />

level. For example, simple batch-oriented archiving and export<br />

processes can be defined in process environments.

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