 | The Windows® Client is the desktop client for high-volume, high-performance applications. It fully exploits the client-server architecture with out-of-the-box capabilities for production-level document applications. The Windows client for Content Manager for Multiplatforms supports: - Windows 98, Windows NT® 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium, and Windows XP
- ODMA
- XML/HTML to manage structured documents and web content
The application development toolkit supports: - Visual and non-visual Java™ beans
- C++ programming interfaces
- extensive on-line assistance
Business application integration is supported with: - OLE methods control the client from external applications.
- Application.QueryPrivilege method allows the external application to determine the currently logged on user's privileges to disable prohibited choices.
- Item.AddAnnotationPart method allows the external application to copy one document to another.
- Application.PrintSetup method allows the external application to modify the default printing behavior for the client -- to control paper size, orientation, and the number of copies.
- Application.SetPrintRect, Application.ExtendedPrintSetup, and PrintItem methods enhance the OLE print controls.
Document routing and advanced workflow are supported: - Auto-foldering allows imported documents through the eClient, the Client for Windows, or the ODMA support to be organized automatically into folders by a specified attribute.
- All document routing capabilities are available through both the Client for Windows and the eClient.
An "Explorer"-like interface yields familiar easy to use search results: - The tree view is a familiar interface which provides an intuitive, easy to use method for locating items in the system.
- Table of Contents is automatically refreshed after items are indexed.
- A table of contents may be copied to the clipboard.
- Filters allow control over what kinds of items are listed in the workbasket table of contents.
Options dialogs and indicators support user productivity: - An options dialog lets users easily set preferences for default size and placement of document windows, table of contents, and thumbnails
- A graphical indicator in the status bar highlights notes associated with the currently open document
- The 'Workflow Information' dialog describes the workflow and workbasket, if any, currently associated with an item
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