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1.1 Introduction
1.1.2 Roadmap of this Manual
Where to Find What in this User’s Manual
You don’t know exactly where to find the information you need? The following table is
designed to help you.
To find information on a specific problem quickly and precisely, please refer to the index at the
end of the User’s Manual.
No.Title of chapterContent of chapter
1IntroductionIntroductory remarks and information on how to use this
User’s Manual.
2About PageScope RouterThis chapter contains general information on the software.
3InstallationThis chapter contains information on how to install and
uninstall the software.
4Getting StartedThis chapter provides information on how to start
PageScope Router, what the main window looks like and
how to configure basic program settings.
5Working with RepositoriesThis chapter provides information on how to manage
Repositories, copy and move documents in those
Repositories.
6Working with DocumentsThis chapter provides information on how to copy, move,
and edit documents.
7Capturing DocumentsThis chapter provides information on how to import an
image into PageScope Router, convert it into various
formats and save it.
8Document RoutesThis chapter provides information on how to automatically
send documents to other PageScope Router users from an
MFP.
IntroductionChapter 1
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1.1 Introduction
IntroductionChapter 1
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2About Page-
Scope Router
About PageScope RouterChapter 2
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2.1 About PageScope Router
2.1About PageScope Router
2.1.1 Features
PageScope Router is a software application that resides on a Windows Server and uses MFP
(Multi Function Peripheral) Scan Functions to place scanned documents into the PageScope
Router system.
The system manages users’ files by arranging and grouping the files in collections of
documents called Repository Areas, and provides the ability to manipulate the documents.
Files are also sent to the system by several methods including Email, FTP, and File Copy.
Other features include:
• Distribution of scanned data (FTP, UNC Path, SMTP e-mail, 3rd party solutions)
• Image Editing
• Management of scanned data
About PageScope RouterChapter 2
2.1.2 Supported Input Sources
There are several ways in which documents may be placed into a PageScope Router system.
They include:
• FTP - (Document Route only)
• Email - (Document Route only)
• Twain scanner directly attached to the client PC
• Import/Copy a file directly from the user’s PC into an existing Repository Area.
Supported File Types
These are the only file types supported by PageScope Router Client software.
• TIFF 6.0 (RAW, G3, G4, Pack bits, JPEG)
• Tiff Single and Multi-page
• Tiff Technical Note 2
• TIFF - F Support
• JPEG
• PDF (received from MFPs)
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2.1.3 Supported MFP / Controllers
Supported MFP (Multi Function Peripheral) devices include any devices supporting the
following methods of file transfer:
• Scan to FTP
• Scan to Email
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About PageScope RouterChapter 2
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3Installation
InstallationChapter 3
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3.1 Installation
3.1Installation
3.1.1 Hardware Requirements
The following are the hardware requirements for the client workstation.
Hardware Requirements
Processor:
•
Pentium II 233MHz or higher
RAM:
•
Hard Drive:
•
Display:
•
Network Protocol:
•
3.1.2 Software Requirements
InstallationChapter 3
The PageScope Router client software does not require any special supporting software on the
client PC.
It is supported on the following Windows operating systems that have been properly installed:
• Windows 98SE
• Windows Me
• Windows 2000 Professional (SP2)
• Windows XP Professional/HomeEdition
64 MB or higher
500 MB or higher
XGA 16bit Color or higher
TCP/IP
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3.1.3 Installing the PageScope Router Client Software
The PageScope Router Client software is installed on a client workstation after being
downloaded from the PageScope Router Server using an Internet Browser.
Note
Before you can download the software, you must obtain the URL of the PageScope Router Server
PC. Contact the system administrator for this information.
Downloading the Client Installation File
1.At the Client workstation, start Internet Explorer.
2.Type the complete URL of the PageScope Router Server in the address field. For example,
enter: http://10.15.120.96/PSRServer or http://hostmachinename/PSRServer. Go to this
web page.
The 508 compliant version will install a user interface that is compliant with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
4.When prompted, select
to save the file on the server.
Save
5.Select a directory location to save the PSRClient.exe (or PSRClient508.exe) file. After the
file is downloaded, click
Installing the Client Software
to close the dialog.
OK
1.Disable all anti-virus software.
2.Use Windows Explorer to locate the PSRClient.exe (or PSRClient508.exe) file saved in
the last step. Select and double-click the filename.
3.The PageScope Router Client installation will begin and a
Preparing to Install
dialog
will be displayed.
4.A
Welcome....
dialog will be displayed. Click
to continue.
Next
InstallationChapter 3
5.A
Choose Destination Location
dialog will be displayed. Enter a new directory for the
software by selecting Browse, or use the recommended default location. Click
continue.
6.The installation will proceed and a
Setup Status
dialog will be displayed as the individ-
ual components are installed and configured. A percentage complete will be displayed.
Next
to
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7.When the installation is complete, a dialog box will be displayed indicating whether or
not the installation was successful.
8.Click
PageScope Router Client Installation is complete.
InstallationChapter 3
to complete the installation.
Finish
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4Getting Started
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Getting StartedChapter 4
4.1 Getting Started
4.1Getting Started
4.1.1 Starting and Closing the Application
Note
You must have rights to access the server PC where the PageScope Router Server software is
installed.
Starting PageScope Router Client
1.Install the PageScope Router Client software using the procedure in the Installing the
PageScope Router Client Software section.
2.Start the PageScope Router Client by selecting the link: Start | Programs | Minolta | PageScope Router Client | PageScope Router Client
3.The first time the Client is started on your PC, the following dialog will be displayed.
Getting StartedChapter 4
4.In the “PSRouter Server URL:” field, type the URL of the PC where the PageScope
Router Server software is installed. In the example above, http://hostname... refers to the
PC where the PageScope Router Server software is installed.
5.If necessary, enter the correct information in the fields in the “Proxy Server:” section.
OK
Click
6.The following Log In dialog is displayed.
to continue.
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7.Obtain a valid PageScope Router user name and password from the system administrator.
Enter these values into the Username: and Password: fields and click Login to continue.
8.The main PageScope Router Client User Interface, the Document Manager, will open on
your desktop.
Closing PageScope Router Client
The PageScope Router Client application is closed by clicking thebutton on the Document
Manager window.
4.1.2 User Interface
The User Interface for PageScope Router Client consists of two application windows:
•
Document Manager window
This window is displayed when the program starts. It is
used for PageScope Router operations and repository
functions such as repository selection, and repository
document operations.
•
Document Viewer window
This window is used to display thumbnail images of
each page of a document, a selected document page,
and provides controls for page operations and image
editing.
Important Note
A Section 508 compliant version of the User Interface can be specified during installation of the client
software.
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4.1.3 Document Manager
The Document Manager is the application window that is displayed when the PageScope
Router Client starts. The window is composed of groups of buttons, used for PageScope
Router operations and repository functions such as repository selection, and repository
document operations.
Getting StartedChapter 4
User Interface Control Group
The following UI control buttons are provided:
•Opens the Help document for PageScope Router.
•Minimizes the Document Manager onto the Taskbar.
•Closes the PageScope Router Client application.
Main Group
The following document and configuration buttons are provided:
•Allows you to import documents from a network location into
a Repository. See
•Allows the selection and launching of an interface dialog for
TWAIN Scanners attached to the user’s workstation. See
7.1.6 – Importing a File
– Connecting a TWAIN Device
•Performs Color Management on the selected document. This
allows you to modify the color space of a document by using
ICC Color Profiles. See
.
.
6.1.4 – Color Management
7.1.2
.
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•Opens the Document Route Configure dialog. This provides
you with the ability to create and configure Document Routes,
used for routing documents. See
Route Settings
•Displays a dialog list for functions needed to set up the PageScope Router software. Includes options for Cache Settings,
PageScope Router Server Settings, and Document List Column
Settings. See
.
4.1.7 – Configuring Client Options
8.1.7 – Configuring Document
.
4.1.4 Document Viewer
PageScope Router client provides the user with the ability to view documents that are placed
in a Repository. The user selects a document using the Document Manager and clicks the
Open button. The first page of the document is displayed in a section of the Document Viewer,
and all of the document pages are displayed in an optional thumbnail viewer.
The Document Viewer is composed of several functional areas and groups of buttons that
provide the following main functions:
• Document Page Viewer
• Document Thumbnail Viewer
• Document Control
• Page Control
• Page View Control
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Document Control Functions
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•
Description:
Filename:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Save
Save As
Print
Email
Route
Doc Mgr
This field contains a description of the current document.
This field contains the filename of the current document.
This button is only available on the Document Viewer. It is
used to Save any changes that are made to the current document in the viewer window. These changes include Image Editing, Annotation, and document Page changes.
This button opens a dialog and allows the user to save the
selected document in other locations. It also provides the ability to convert the document into another file format.
This opens the Print dialog and allows the user to print the
selected document.
This launches the user’s Email client dialog and allows the user
to send the selected document as an Email attachment to
another user.
This opens the Route Document(s) dialog and uses Document
Route to process and send the selected document to other users
and locations.
This returns you to the Document Manager, placing the dialog
on top of other Windows dialogs.
Page Control Functions
•
Page
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navigation controls
This group provides the user with information about the number of pages in the current document, the page number of the
currently displayed page, and provides buttons to navigate
through the document. The buttons will only be available if the
document contains multiple pages.
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•
•
•
•
Page View Control
Image Edit Toolbox
This button enables a set of image editing controls and makes
them visible on the Viewer frame. See
Description
Annotation Toolbox
Selecting this button enables a set of annotation editing controls and makes them visible on the Viewer frame. The button
will only be present if the current file supports annotations. See
6.1.5 – Annotation Overview
Display: Thumbnails
This button is used to display or hide the Thumbnail Viewer.
Display: Annotations
This button is used to display or hide annotations that may have
been placed on the current image. The button will only be
present if the current file supports annotations.
tions that have been burned into an image cannot be turned off.
for complete information.
for complete information.
6.1.3 – Image Editing
Annota-
Note:
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•
Change View
This button allows the user to modify the way the image is displayed. These settings only affect the viewed image, not the original document. See
Viewer
User Interface Control
for complete information.
The Document Viewer also provides the following UI control buttons:
•Opens the Help document for PageScope Router.
•Minimizes the Document Viewer onto the Taskbar.
•Maximizes the Document Viewer window to the full screen size.
•Closes the Document Viewer.
4.1.5 – Page
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4.1.5 Page Viewer
The Document Viewer contains a Page Viewer area that displays a single full-size page of a
document at a time. The size of the area is fixed within the Document Viewer window but
expands if the Thumbnail view is disabled. The entire Document Viewer window can be
maximized to fill the screen.
Viewer Settings
There are several functions provided to modify the way the pages are viewed in the PageScope
Router Client page view. There are two buttons on the side of the Document Viewer that are
used to modify the page view.
•
Rubberband Zoom
When this button is clicked, you can drag the mouse while holding the left mouse
button to mark a section of the currently viewed image. When the button is
released, the marked section of the image will expand to fill the viewer window.
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•
This function provides a fast way to zoom in on a section of an image.
View Settings Dialog
This button opens a new dialog that allows the user to modify the way the image
is displayed. These settings only affect the viewed image, not the original document. When this button is clicked, one of the dialogs shown below is displayed.
These dialogs provides the ability to modify the scaling or Zoom factor of the image, the
rotation angle of the image, and the ability to save these settings. The dialog controls will
change their function, depending on the function being performed. Refer to the description in
each section.
Important Note
These operations only affect the user’s view of the document, and does not change the underlying
document in any way.
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Image Zoom
The displayed dialog contains a thumbnail representation of the image, along with image
controls that are used to change the image display. A rectangle is placed on the image showing
the section of the image that is currently being displayed in the main viewer.
Change View
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
radio buttonThis button is selected to enable the zoom controls.
Zoom
buttonThis button changes the image scale so that the entire
Fit
buttonThis button displays the image at 100% so that the
100%
Zoom Factor
buttonThis button closes the dialog.
Close
buttonThis button opens the help file.
Help
More >>
section:
image fits in the viewer window.
image resolution matches the screen resolution. The
rectangle on the image shows the section of the image
that is currently being displayed in the main viewer.
fieldThe viewer provides the ability to change the size of
the viewed image to any value from 1 to 800% of the
original. The zoom level may also be increased or
decreased by 25% at a time. You may enter a value in
this field, or use the arrow controls to change the zoom
as required.
buttonThis button changes the dialog and adds a
Options
section described below.
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Pan Image
When an image is zoomed and only a section is displayed, the mouse pointer can be used to
move the rectangle placed on the image as shown below. The section of the image that is
displayed will change accordingly.
Image Rotation
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•
Rotate
•
Rotation Angle
•
White/Black
•
Color
radio buttonThis button is selected to enable the rotate controls.
buttonThis button opens color setting dialog to set backgroud
fieldThe viewer provides the ability to change the angle of
the viewed image.The angle may be Clockwise (0 to
180) or Counterclockwise (0 to -180). You may enter a
value in this field, or use the arrow controls to change
the angle in 90-degree increments as required.
radio buttonsThese buttons are used to set the background color of
the new image outside of the rotated original image.
(for monochrome image only)
color of the new image outside of the rotated original
image. (for color image only)
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•
•
•
buttonThis button closes the dialog.
Close
buttonThis button opens the help file.
Help
More >>
buttonThis button changes the dialog and adds a View
Options section described below.
View Options
When the
More >>
button is clicked on any of the dialogs shown above, a
section is added to the dialog. The following functions are added.
•
Restore
buttonThe user may elect to return the viewed image to its
original state with regard to zooming and rotate view.
image rotations that have been saved, either by
Note:
this user or by a previous user, will not be undone
through the restore command.
View Options
Getting StartedChapter 4
•
•
•
buttonYou can save the scale (zoom percentage) and rotate
Save
buttonThis button clears currently saved persistent view set-
Clear
Background Color
view settings for an individual page of a document by
clicking this button. This information will be associated
with a page of a document, and will apply to all users.
This information will persist across PageScope Router
Client application sessions and may be modified by all
users.
tings for the page.
buttonThis button can be used to change the background color
of the Page Viewer, the area on the Document Viewer
where the image is displayed.
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4.1.6 Thumbnail Viewer
In addition to the full-page view of the document, the Document Viewer includes a section that
can be used to display thumbnail images of the selected document. The thumbnail viewer
consists of small renderings of each page of the document. The
Document Viewer frame will display or hide the thumbnails as desired.
The thumbnails will be displayed in a fixed section of the Document Viewer, each page
numbered consecutively according to the sequence in the document. If all of the thumbnail
images cannot fit in the viewing area, a scroll bar will be provided to enable the user to view
all thumbnails.
A document page may be selected and placed into the page viewer by clicking on the
thumbnail using the mouse.
The following page management functions may be performed on the document using the
thumbnail viewer.
• Add Page
• Remove Page
• Reorder Page
• Copy image to clipboard
Thumbnails
button on the
Getting StartedChapter 4
• Paste image from clipboard
See
6.1.6 – Document Editing Overview
for complete information.
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4.1.7 Configuring Client Options
There are several configurable options used in PageScope Router.
4.1 Getting Started
When thebutton is clicked on the Document Manager, the following
Router Options
The dialog contains several dialog tabs, each used to configure a specific parameter. Click on
the desired tab and use the links below for information on the specific item.
• Document List Column Settings
• Submit Color Profile
• Changing the User Password (for Non-OS User only)
• Cache Settings
dialog will open.
PageScope
Getting StartedChapter 4
• PageScope Router Server Address
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