DocuWorksTM Viewer Light for Web 6.1 Release Notes

February, 2006 
Xerox Corporation

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This file contains information on use of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web 6.1 (hereafter DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web).
It describes the screens and operations taking Microsoft® Windows® XP as an example. For those who use operating systems other than Microsoft® Windows® XP, please read so according to the respective environment.
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. Bug Fixes
3. Copying DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web
4. Supported Browsers
5. Uninstallation
6. Running DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web
7. About Byte-serving Function
8. About Support for ActiveX® Controls
9. Displaying DocuWorks files Embedded in HTML
10. Setting Up Web Server
11. Notes and Restrictions
12. Others

1. Overview

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web is used for displaying pages contained in DocuWorks file on web browsers. This software allows web browsers to display DocuWorks documents that are embedded in websites.
Its functions include DocuWorks document printing, text string searches, copying, jumping with link annotations, and original data extracting. It does not provide any editing functions. Also, DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web supports byte-serving function and ActiveX® controls.

1-1. New features of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web 6

- Characters other than English ones can be searched as a search string.
- Thickness of the document can be displayed.
- Characters converted to bitmap or graphics data can be displayed with smoothed edges.
- If you are using Microsoft® Internet Explorer as a browser, you can verify signatures.

1-2. About DocuWorks

DocuWorks allows you to integrate variety types of application data as one DocuWorks file which can be stacked or unstacked. Also, its DocuWorks Viewer program comes with simple editing functions that you can use to add annotations, drawings, etc.

2. Bug Fixes


2-1. Difference between 6.0.3 and 6.1

- DocuWorks documents could not be opened when specifying the file by the relative path in the link annotation. This problem has been corrected.(12117)
- The destination to save original data was specified to the Windows desktop every time. This problem has been corrected.(12367)
- In Microsoft® Internet Explorer, DocuWorks files could not be opened on FTP sites that did not use the default port. This problem has been corrected.(12462)
- [Rotated by 90 degrees right] button has been added to the Viewer Control standard tool bar.(12474)
- The drawings were not updated when calling up SetSheafViewMode/SetCharDrawAdvance method in ViewerControl. This problem has been corrected.(12594)
- When the path length of the link target in the link annotation is 260 bytes or more, the application might crash by operating such link annotation. This problem has been corrected.(12633)

3. Copying DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web

You can create one backup copy of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web which is installed via DocuWorks Quick Distributor(DocuWorks Viewer Light/DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web). Copying for other purposes is not allowed.
However, you must copy this software in whole, including the license agreement, copyright, and trademark information contained in the release notes.

4. Supported Browsers

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web supports the following browsers:
Netscape® Communicator 4.0x
Netscape® Communicator 4.5x
Netscape® Communicator 4.6x
Netscape® Communicator 4.7x
Netscape® 7.x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0x
Note:
Netscape® Communicator uses Netscape® plug-in for displaying DocuWorks files, while Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x/5.5x/6.0x uses ActiveX® controls.

5. Uninstallation

By uninstalling DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web, all related files that were created during installation are deleted from your PC's hard disk.

5-1. Uninstallation Notes

- All files created by the user in the install directory will not be deleted.
- To uninstall DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web in Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, you need privileges equal to those of Administrators.
- Uninstalling DocuWorks Quick Distributor removes DocuWorks Viewer Light and DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web.
- If an older version of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web is already installed on your PC, install a new version by overwriting the older one.

5-2. Uninstallation Procedure

Uninstall DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web as follows:
1. From the Microsoft® Windows®[Start] menu, select [Control Panel].
2. Click [Add or Remove Programs].
3. In the [Add or Remove Programs] dialog box, select [Xerox DocuWorks Quick Distributor(VL/VL for Web) 6.1] and then click [Change/Remove].
4. When the [Confirm Uninstall] dialog box appears, click [OK] to begin the uninstallation.
Uninstallation begins.
When the uninstallation is completed, the [Uninstall completed] dialog box will appear.
5. Click [Finish].
If there are files that could not be deleted during the uninstallation, the dialog box will show you a message.

5. Running DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web


6-1. Starting and Exiting DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web


6-1-1. Starting

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web starts if a DocuWorks file is displayed in the browser window.
The following methods can be used to display a DocuWorks file in the browser window:
- Select the DocuWorks file that is specified by the anchor tag <a> in the HTML file.
- Enter the URL of the DocuWorks file in the address field in the browser.
- Open the DocuWorks file by specifying it using the [File] menu of the browser.
- Drag-and-drop the DocuWorks file into the browser window.
If you display the HTML file in which a DocuWorks file is embedded, the DocuWorks file is displayed embedded in the HTML file.
Refer to "8. Displaying DocuWorks file Embedded in HTML" for specifying the URL or HTML.

6-1-2. Exiting

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web exits when you close the browser or display another HTML file.

6-2. About the Window

The DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web window in the browser comes with its own display window, Standard Toolbar, DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar, and status bar.
You can show of hide the bars individually.

6-2-1. View Types

The DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web window displays the page of a DocuWorks file. There are two view types; full screen view and embedded view.
Full screen view displays a page in full screen within the browser window.
Embedded view displays a DocuWorks file which is embedded in a HTML document. It displays a page as a part of a HTML page, like an image file embedded in HTML. If the DocuWorks file is embedded in HTML, then the toolbar and status bar will not appear.

6-2-2. Toolbars

The Standard Toolbar contains the following buttons: [Save a Copy], [Print], [Find], [Find Next], [Copy Image], [Scrolling Mode], [Text Selecting Mode], [First Page], [Previous Page], [Next Page], [Last Page], [Go To], [Zoom Out], [Page Width], [Zoom In], [Toggle Annotations], and [Extract Original Data].
The DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar shows the names of documents in the binder in a list view when you are displaying a binder. When you select a document name, the first page of the document appears.
These toolbars appear only when the window is displaying a page in full screen view.
If you move the position of the toolbar and exit the window, the toolbar appears at that position at the next startup.

6-2-3. Pop-up Menu

The display window displays contents of a file. Right-clicking the mouse shows the pop-up menu.
In Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, and Netscape® 7.x, a pop-up menu is available containing the following items.
[View], [Standard Toolbar] (submenu of [View]), [Binder Index Toolbar] (submenu of [View]), [Status bar] (submenu of [View]), [Copy Selected Text], [Select All] (in Text Selecting Mode), [Start Web Browser], [First Page], [Previous Page], [Next Page], [Last Page], [Go to Page], [Zoom] (in Full Screen), [Fit to whole Page](when embedded), [Rotate] (in Full Screen), [Show Annotations], [Page Properties], [Document Properties], [Display OCR Result], [Print], [Save a Copy], [Find], [Find Next], [Extract Original Data], [Xerox HomePage], [DocuWorksHomePage] (submenu of [Xerox Web Page]), [Xerox HomePage] (submenu of [Xerox Web Page]), [Scrolling Mode], [Text Selecting Mode], [Copy Image], [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options], [About DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web].
In Microsoft® Internet Explorer, a pop-up menu contains following items.
[File], [Save a Copy] (Submenu of [File]), [Print](submenu of [File]), [Edit], [Copy] (Submenu of [Edit]), [Select All] (in Text Selecting Mode) (submenu of [Edit]), [Rotate] (submenu of [Edit]), [Find] (submenu of [Edit]), [Find Next] (submenu of [Edit]), [View], [Standard Toolbar] (submenu of [View]), [Binder Index Toolbar] (submenu of [View]), [Status Bar] (submenu of [View]), [Show Annotations] (submenu of [View]), [Page Properties] (submenu of [View]), [List of the Signatures] (submenu of [View]), [Display OCR Result] (submenu of [View]), [Scrolling Mode] (submenu of [View]), [Text Selecting Mode] (submenu of [View]), [Copy Image] (submenu of [View]), [Start Web Browser] (submenu of [View]), [Document], [Document Properties] (submenu of [Document]), [Extract Original Data] (submenu of [Document]), [Signature Status] (submenu of [Document]), [First Page], [Previous Page], [Next Page], [Last Page], [Go to Page], [Zoom], [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options], [Help], [Xerox Web Page] (submenu of [Help]), [About DocuWorks Viewer Light Control] (submenu of [Help]).

6-2-4. Status Bar

The status bar shows the page number, total pages, zoom ratio, and document security status.
When displaying a DocuWorks Binder, the word "DocuWorks Binder document" appears. When displaying a protected document, a padlock mark appears. Also the explanation of the selected toolbar button or the pop-up menu appears.

6-3. DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options

Select [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options] (for Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x) / [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] (for Microsoft® Internet Explorer) from the pop-up menu to display the dialog box. There, you can specify options for communications, temporary files, default zoom ratio, and image copy.
For more information on the [Communication ] tab, see "7. About Byte-serving Function".
For more information on the [Zoom] tab, see "6-6. Changing Zoom Ratio".
For more information on the [Copy Image] tab, see "6-15. Copying Image".

6-4. Turning Pages

Document pages can be turned in the following ways.
- Click the button in the toolbar; [Previous Page]. [Next Page], [First Page], [Last Page], or [Go To].
- Select a command from the pop-up menu, or press the corresponding shortcut key.
- Move the wheel of a wheel mouse forward or backward while holding the <Shift > key.
To turn the page with scrolling, press the <PageUp> key or <PageDown> key while holding the <Shift> key. (Upon turning to the next page, the top part of the page appears. Upon turning to the previous page, the bottom part of that page appears.)
You can use the [Page] button in the toolbar or [Go To Page] command from the pop-up menu to specify a page to jump to.
When displaying a binder, you can jump to the first page of the documents using the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar.
If you select [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options] (in Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, and Netscape® 7.x) or [DocuWorks Viewer Control Options] (in Microsoft® Internet Explorer) and check [View the document by piling to show the thickness], you can turn the pages using notepads that are protruding from the pages.

6-5. Scrolling

When you select [Scrolling Mode] from the toolbar or the pop-up menu, the mouse pointer changes to a hand shape. By dragging the mouse with holding down the left button of the mouse, the page scrolls up, down, left or right in the window.
Also you can scroll the page by moving the wheel of a mouse forward or backward.
When you press the <F4> key, the cursor mode switches between [Scrolling Mode] and [Text Selecting Mode].

6-6. Changing Zoom Ratio

Zoom ratio can be changed in the following ways.
- Click the button in the toolbar; [Zoom Out], [Page Width], or [Zoom In].
- Select a command from the pop-up menu, or press the corresponding shortcut key.
- Move the wheel of a wheel mouse forward or backward while holding the <Ctrl> key. The zoom ratio shifts in steps of 10%.
Nine zoom ratios are available for the [Zoom In], [Zoom Out], and the pop-up zoom commands: 17%, 33%, 67%, 100%, 133%, 167%, 200%, 300%, and 400%.
[Fit to Page Width] in the toolbar or the pop-up menu fits the width of the page to the current window size, minus a 1 cm margin on both right and left sides.
[Fit to Page Height] in the pop-up menu fits the height of the page to the current window size, minus a 1 cm margin on the top and bottom sides.
[Fit to Whole Page] in the pop-up menu scales both the width and height of the page to fit into the current window.
DocuWorks files embedded in HTML documents will be displayed by the zoom ratio specified in the HTML. The zoom ratio available is between 10 and 1600%. To display the file in full screen in the browser window, select [Full Screen] from the pop-up menu.
You can specify the initial zoom ratio when a document is displayed in the [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options] dialog box (for Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x) / [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] dialog box (for Microsoft® Internet Explorer). The setting will be effective from the next time you open DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web.

6-7. Rotating Displayed Page

You can rotate the current page by selecting either of [Right], [Left] or [180 Degrees] from the [Rotate] Menu (in Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, Netscape® 7.x) or from the [Rotate] submenu under the [Edit] menu (in Microsoft® Internet Explorer).The rotate setting is not saved when you close the document.
Also, you cannot rotate pages with annotations attached.
You cannot rotate pages if document editing is prohibited for a protected document. You cannot rotate pages with signatures attached.

6-8. Toggling Annotation Display On or Off

By selecting [Toggle Annotations] from the toolbar or [Show Annotations] from the pop-up menu, the display of annotations attached to the document will be turned on or off. When the display is turned off, annotations cannot be printed.
For more information about annotations, see "6-9. Jumping to Link Targets".
You cannot change the annotation display if annotation editing is prohibited for a protected document. Annotation display cannot be changed on signed documents.

6-9. Jumping to Link Targets

From a link annotation attached to the DocuWorks file, you can jump to the linked page using the mouse button, pop-up menu or key operations. When you move the mouse cursor over the link annotation, the shape of the cursor changes. Click the mouse button to jump to the link target.
Link Target Action
Web page A browser opens with a web page displayed.
DocuWorks file The specified page opens. If the page cannot be displayed, a message appears and the first page of the file is displayed.
Other files The specified file opens in the related application.
E-mail address An e-mail software opens.
If the link target is [Web page] or [Other files], a pop-up menu appears by right-clicking the mouse. You can select whether to display the link target in the same window or a new window.

6-10. Displaying Properties

There are two types of properties, [Page Properties] and [Document Properties]. You can select them from the pop-up menu.
In the [Page Properties] dialog box, the following items are indicated: paper size, type of the original data, resolution, color mode, compression/quality, color palette, and whether OCR result text is attached. (Color mode is displayed only when [Original] is [Application Document]. Also, [Compression/Quality], [Color palette] and [OCR result] is displayed only when [Original] is [Image Document].
In the [Document Properties] dialog box, the following items are indicated: file name, file type, location, file size, last modified date and number of pages. If you are displaying a binder, number of internal documents, binder color, and binder size are also indicated.
If you are displaying a file with securities set, prohibited operations and additional information are also indicated.

6-11. Printing

You can use either the toolbar button or the pop-up menu to print out the document in display.
If the printer is ESC/Page printer and cannot print the transparent annotation area correctly, check [Force to Print Slash Pattern for Transparent Color] in the [Print] dialog box.
To print a document containing different page sizes to fit into the actual paper size for printing, check [Fit to Paper Size]. The pages will be enlarged or reduced to fit into the printing paper.
You cannot print a document if printing is prohibited for a protected document.

6-12. Saving

You can save the displayed DocuWorks file as another file by using the toolbar button or the pop-up menu.
However, the result of rotation cannot be saved in the document.

6-13. Character String Search

You can search a character string within a DocuWorks file that is displayed in a window.

6-13-1. Search Operation

1. Select [Find] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu.
The [Find] dialog box appears.
2. Enter a search character string and search options. Then click [Find Next].
Character string search begins and the character string that is found is highlighted.
3. To continue the search, select [Find Next] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu. Alternatively, you can press the <F3> key to continue.
Note:
- You cannot search for any character string that extends to the next page.
- You cannot search for any header or footer that is inserted by using the Setup Header/Footer function.
- Searching a text in hide annotation mode will only display a page that includes the target text annotation. The text annotation that is found will not be highlighted.
- In Netscape® Communicator, you cannot continue the search by pressing the <F3> key.

6-13-2. [Find] dialog box

Specify the following search options:
[Text]
Specify a character string to search for. You can enter up to 255 characters. Character string cannot include a line feed or a tab. A space can be searched for as a character string.
You can specify multiple character strings such as "A or B" by delimiting them with a space.
To search for a text string containing spaces, place double quotation marks (") before and after the text string.
To search for a text string containing a double quotation mark ("), back slash (\), or a space, insert a back slash (\) immediately before the character.
[Target]
Specify whether to include in the search target the texts in the pages created by applications, the OCR performed texts of images pages, and the text annotations. Check a desired option(s) to include in the search target. All options are checked by default.
[Ignore case]
Specify whether to distinguish or ignore the upper and lower cases. To ignore the cases, check the option. This option is unchecked by default.

6-14. Selecting and Copying Texts

By selecting [Text Selecting Mode] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu, the cursor changes to the shape of "+A". You can drag the cursor over the texts and select them.
Text of an application page can be selected in units of character and text of an image page OCR result can be selected in units of line or page.
If you select a text and then select [Copy Selected Text] from the pop-up menu, the selected text will be copied to the clipboard and you can paste them to another application files.
Pressing the <F4> key toggles between the scrolling mode and text selecting mode.
- You cannot select a text that spans multiple pages.
- If you select [Select All] from the pop-up menu, all of the texts that can be selected from the displayed page are selected.
- If you select a text and select [Start up Web Browser] from the pop-up menu, the web browser starts up with the selected text string as the URL.
If you select text annotation or select nothing and then select [Start up Web Browser] from the pop-up menu, the web browser starts up with the address left blank. However, if you are using Netscape®, you cannot select [Start up Web Browser].
- You cannot copy text if copying is prohibited for a protected document.

6-15. Copying Image

By selecting [Copy Image] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu, the shape of the cursor changes. If you left-click a part of a page and drag the mouse, a square appears enabling you to specify the range of image to be copied. By releasing the left button of the mouse, the specified range will be copied as a bitmap data to the clipboard, and you can paste it to other application files.
You can specify the resolution and the color mode of copy image in the dialog box which is displayed by selecting [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Setting] (for Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, Netscape® 7.x) / [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Setting] (for Microsoft® Internet Explorer) from the pop-up menu.
Specify a resolution between 75 and 600 dpi.
You cannot copy an image if copying is prohibited for a protected document.

6-16. Display OCR Result

You can display the result of OCR performed in DocuWorks Desk or DocuWorks Viewer by selecting [Display OCR Result] from the pop-up menu. [Display OCR Result] dialog box will be displayed, and you can select and copy the texts. If the displayed page do not contain the OCR result, this menu cannot be selected.
You cannot copy OCR results if copying is prohibited for a protected document.

6-17. Extracting Original Data

You can extract original data attached to the displayed DocuWorks file by selecting [Extract Original Data] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu.
1. Select [Extract Original Data] from the toolbar button or the pop-up menu.
The [Extract Original Data] dialog box appears.
2. Select the file to extract, and then click [Extract].
The [Extract Original Data] dialog box appears.
If the byte-serving function is activated and the original data is not downloaded, download begins. When it is complete, [Extract Original Data] dialog box appears.
3. Specify the location and file name, and then click [Save].
The original data file is extracted.
You cannot extract original data if copying is prohibited for a protected document.

6-18. Security

To display a protected DocuWorks file in DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web you are requested to enter Open Password.
DocuWorks files protected by DocuWorks Electronic Signature or Digital Certificate cannot be displayed in DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web.
However, if DocuWorks 6.1 is installed and if the Electronic Signature specified as being capable of opening the protected document is registered in the [My Signature] tab of your Electronic Signature Case, you can open the document.
To open document protected by a Digital Certificate, the certificate used to configure the security must be registered in the [Personal] tab of the Certificate Manager of Microsoft® Internet Explorer.
For protected documents, "print", "extract original data", "show/hide annotations", "rotate", "copy selected text", "copy OCR result", and "copy Image" commands are prohibited. Menu commands and tool buttons which relate to the prohibited operations cannot be selected.
Permissions required for individual operations are as follows:
Operations Required Rights
Print Printing right
Extract original data Copying right
Show/hide annotations Annotation editing right
Rotate Document editing right
Copy selected text Copying right
Copy OCR result Copying right
Copy image Copying right

6-19. Manipulating a Signed Documents

- You can display signed documents.
- If you are using Microsoft® Internet Explorer, the signature status can be displayed. In Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, and Netscape® 7.x, marks indicating the verification status are not displayed. For signed documents you cannot hide annotations.

7. About Byte-serving Function


7-1. What is Byte-serving?

When a DocuWorks file on the website contains many pages, it may take a long time to download and display the entire file. Use of the byte-serving function will reduce the display time by downloading only pages required for display if the file size is larger than specified.

7-2. Operations Affected by Byte-serving

When the byte-serving function is activated, partial download is performed to display a DocuWorks file, to navigate pages, to display link destinations, to print the file, and to save the file.

7-3. Requirements for Byte-serving

- The Web sever must support the byte-serving function and the function must be activated on the server. The following servers have been found compatible:
Apache 1.3.x
Microsoft® Internet Information Server 3.x
Microsoft® Internet Information Server 4.x
Microsoft® Internet Information Server 5.0.x
Microsoft® Internet Information Server 6.0.x
Netscape® Enterprise Server 3.6
- The browser must support the byte-serving function.
The following browsers have been found compatible:
Netscape® Communicator 4.0x
Netscape® Communicator 4.5x
Netscape® Communicator 4.6x
Netscape® Communicator 4.7x
Netscape® 7.x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0x
- To display a DocuWorks file on the system that runs on a Web server and uses CGI, the system must support the byte-serving function.

7-4. DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Settings for Byte-serving

Select [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Setting] (for Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, Netscape® 7.x) or [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Setting] (for Microsoft® Internet Explorer) from the pop-up menu to display the dialog box for setup. The specified settings will be active the next time you display a DocuWorks file using DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web.
Communications setting

Specify a download method. The default method is [Partial download].
Download all data

The entire DocuWorks file is downloaded for display.
Partial download

Only pages required for display will be downloaded by means of the byte-serving function if the size of a DocuWorks file to display is larger than specified. When navigating pages that are not yet downloaded, only necessary pages will be downloaded. The available size range is 1 through 99999 KB. The default size is 100 KB.
Temporary file related setting

Specify this option when [Partial download] is selected. Partial download of a DocuWorks file with the byte-serving function saves a copy of the downloaded page. This copy is called a temporary file. When viewing the same page, the saved temporary file will be displayed to reduce the display time unless the real file on the website is updated. The temporary files of this type are not those used by the browser's cache function. When [Download all data] is selected, however, no temporary files of this type are created and the browser's cache function is activated.
Maximum size

Specify the maximum total size of the temporary files. When this maximum size is exceeded, the temporary files are deleted starting with the one with the oldest creation date. The available size range is 1 through 99 MB. The default size is 50 MB.
Location of temporary file

Specify the location of the temporary files. The default location is "Installed directory\Cache". For Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP, the default directory is "Directory specified by the environment variable\Cache".
Delete temporary file

All the temporary files are deleted. The file on display will be deleted when DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web is closed.

8. About Support for ActiveX® Controls


8-1. Support for ActiveX® Controls

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web supports ActiveX® controls. You can view and print DocuWorks files with ActiveX® controls containers.
The control name of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web is [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control].

8-2. Compatible ActiveX® Controls Container

The following ActiveX® controls containers have been found compatible. For using the ActiveX® controls in individual containers, refer to the manual that comes with each of them.
Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0
Microsoft® Visual C++® 6.0
Microsoft® Excel 97
Microsoft® Excel 2000
Microsoft® Excel 2002
Microsoft® Excel 2003
Microsoft® Access 97
Microsoft® Access 2000
Microsoft® Access 2002
Microsoft® Access 2003
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5x
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0x

8-3. Interfaces of DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web supports the following properties, methods, and events:

8-3-1. Properties

The properties specific to DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web, "src" and "fullscreen", are provided.
Property

src
Type

String
Value

URL or file path
Description

When the property is set, the ActiveX® control closes the current DocuWorks file and attempts to open the DocuWorks file at the location indicated by the set value. You can specify a desired page number and a file name within a binder. If the value is obtained, the property returns the location of the current DocuWorks file. No additional information such as the page number returns. The property returns a blank string if the ActiveX® control fails to open the DocuWorks file, or if the specified page does not exist.
Example with Microsoft® Visual Basic®

Specified

dwctrl1.src = "http://www.fujixerox.co.jp/soft/docuworks/XDW/knowledge.xbd"
dwctrl1.src = "C:\test.xdw?page=5"
Obtained

textbox1.text = dwctrl1.src
Property

full screen
Type

String
Value

yes or no
Description

When the property is set to "yes", the ActiveX® control displays the current DocuWorks file in full screen view. When the property is set to "no", the ActiveX® control displays the current DocuWorks file in embedded view. If the value is obtained, the property returns "yes" when the ActiveX® control is displaying the DocuWorks file in full screen view, otherwise "no".
Example with Microsoft® Visual Basic®

Specified

dwctrl1.fullscreen = "yes"
Obtained

textbox1.text = dwctrl1.fullscreen
If the ActiveX® controls container is Microsoft® Visual Basic®, the following extender properties are also available. For information on individual properties, refer to the Microsoft® Visual Basic® manual. CausesValidation, Container, DragIcon, DragMode, Height, HelpContextID, Index, Left, Name, Object, Parent, TabIndex, TabStop, Tag, ToolTipText, Top, Visible, WhatsThisHelpID, Width

8-3-2. Methods

The methods specific to DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web are shown below.
Operation Method Method Name Description
Operating DocuWorks files LoadFile Reads the file of the specified path.
LoadFileEx Unavailable.
CloseFile Closes the current DocuWorks file.
Rotate90 Rotates the current page to the right by 90 degrees.
Rotate180 Rotates the current page by 180 degrees.
Rotate270 Rotates the current page to the left by 90 degrees.
Turning pages GotoFirstPage Displays the first page.
GotoLastPage Displays the last page.
GotoNextPage Displays the next page.
GotoPreviousPage Displays the previous page.
SetCurrentPage Displays the specified page.
GetCurrentPage Returns the current page number.
Displaying SetShowAnnotation Shows or hides annotations.
SetZoom Displays the page at the specified zoom ratio.
SetZoomWithWidth Fits the width of the page to the current window size, minus a 1 cm margin on both the right and left sides.
SetZoomWithHeight Fits the height of the page to the current window height, minus a 1 cm margin on both the top and bottom sides.
SetZoomWithPage Fits the width and height of the page to the current window size.
ShowStandardToolBar Shows or hides the Standard Toolbar.
ShowSheafBar Shows or hides the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar.
ShowStatusBar Shows or hides the status bar.
IsStandardToolBarVisible Returns the status as to whether the Standard Toolbar is visible or not.
IsSheafBarVisible Returns the status as to whether the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar is visible or not.
IsStatusBarVisible Returns the status as to whether the status bar is visible or not.
GetZoom Returns the current zoom ratio.
GetZoomType Returns the method of setting the current zoom ratio (Zoom Ratio / Fit to Page Width / Fit to Page Height / Fit to Whole Page).
IsSheafViewMode Returns the flag settings of either [Display Thickness] or conventional display.
SetSheafViewMode Sets the flag settings of either [Display Thickness] or conventional display.
IsCharDrawAdvance Returns the flag settings for smoothed characters display.
SetCharDrawAdvance Sets the flag settings for smoothed characters display.
Printing PrintNoDialog Prints to the default printer.
PrintWithDialog Displays the [Print] dialog box and then prints.
Displaying the version AboutBox Displays the version information dialog box.

8-3-2-1. LoadFile

Syntax

BOOL LoadFile(LPTSTR szFilePath);
Description

Reads the DocuWorks file specified in szFilePath.
Parameter

szFilePath
Specify the DocuWorks file path. You can also specify a URL.
Return Value

If this function succeeded, it returns TRUE.
Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

 

8-3-2-2. LoadFileEx

Unavailable.

8-3-2-3. CloseFile

Syntax

BOOL CloseFile();
Description

Closes the current DocuWorks file.
Parameter

None
Return Value

If this function succeeded, it returns TRUE.
Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

This method does not save the specified file.

8-3-2-4. Rotate90

Syntax

BOOL Rotate90();
Description

Rotates the current page to the right by 90 degrees.
Parameter

None
Return Value

If this function succeeded, it returns TRUE.
Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

If the current page cannot be rotated, this method returns FALSE.
In embedded view, this method returns FALSE.

8-3-2-5. Rotate180

Syntax

BOOL Rotate180();
Description

Rotates the current page to the right by 180 degrees.
Parameter

None
Return Value

If this function succeeded, it returns TRUE.
Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

If the current page cannot be rotated, this method returns FALSE.
In embedded view, this method returns FALSE.

8-3-2-6. Rotate270

Syntax

BOOL Rotate270();
Description

Rotates the current page to the right by 270 degrees.
Parameter

None
Return Value

If this function succeeded, it returns TRUE.
Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

If the current page cannot be rotated, this method returns FALSE.
In embedded view, this method returns FALSE.

8-3-2-7. GotoFirstPage

Syntax

void GotoFirstPage();
Description

Displays the first page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- This method does not work if the first page is being displayed.
- This method does not work for pageless DocuWorks files.

8-3-2-8. GotoLastPage

Syntax

void GotoLastPage();
Description

Displays the last page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- This method does not work if the last page is being displayed.
- This method does not work for pageless DocuWorks files.

8-3-2-9. GotoNextPage

Syntax

void GotoNextPage();
Description

Displays the next page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- This method does not work if the last page is being displayed.
- This method does not work for pageless DocuWorks files.

8-3-2-10. GotoPreviousPage

Syntax

void GotoPreviousPage();
Description

Displays the previous page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- This method does not work if the first page is being displayed.
- This method does not work for pageless DocuWorks files.

8-3-2-11. SetCurrentPage

Syntax

void SetCurrentPage(int n);
Description

Displays the n-th page.
Parameter

n
Specify the page number of the page to be displayed.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- For binders, specify the serial page number from the top document in the binder.
- If the n-th page does not exist, the last page is displayed.
- If n is set to 0, this method does not work.

8-3-2-12. GetCurrentPage

Syntax

long GetCurrentPage();
Description

Returns the page number of the current page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

Returns the page number by one origin.
Remarks

For binders, returns the serial page number from the top document in the binder.

8-3-2-13. SetShowAnnotation

Syntax

void SetShowAnnotaion(BOOL bShow);
Description

Shows or hides annotations.
Parameter

bShow
To show annotations, specify TRUE; to hide annotations, specify FALSE.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- With annotations shown, if you specify TRUE, this method does not work.
- With annotations hidden, if you specify FALSE, this method does not work.

8-3-2-14. SetZoom

Syntax

void SetZoom(UINT nPercent);
Description

Displays the current DocuWorks file at the specified zoom ratio.
Parameter

nPercent
Specify the zoom ratio between 10 and 1600.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- If nPercent is set outside this range, this method does not work.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-15. SetZoomWithWidth

Syntax

void SetZoomWithWidth();
Description

Fits the width of the page to the current window size, minus a 1 cm margin on both the right and left sides.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- If the current window size is extremely large or small and the zoom ratio does not fit between 10 and 1600%, an X mark is displayed and the contents of the DocuWorks file are not displayed.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-16. SetZoomWithHeight

Syntax

void SetZoomWithHeight();
Description

Fits the height of the page to the current window size, minus a 1 cm margin on both the top and bottom sides.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- If the current window height is extremely large or small and the zoom ratio does not fit between 10 and 1600%, an X mark is displayed and the contents of the DocuWorks file are not displayed.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-17. SetZoomWithPage

Syntax

void SetZoomWithPage();
Description

Fits the width and height of the page to the current window size.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- If the current window is extremely large or small and the zoom ratio does not fit between 10 and 1600%, an X mark is displayed in the window and the contents of the DocuWorks file are not displayed.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-18. ShowStandardToolBar

Syntax

void ShowStandardToolBar(BOOL bShow);
Description

Shows or hides the Standard Toolbar.
Parameter

bShow
To show the Standard Toolbar, specify TRUE; to hide it, specify FALSE.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- With the Standard Toolbar shown, if you specify TRUE, this method does not work. With the toolbar hidden, if you specify FALSE, this method does not work.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-19. ShowSheafBar

Syntax

void ShowSheafBar(BOOL bShow);
Description

Shows or hides the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar.
Parameter

bShow
To show the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar, specify TRUE; to hide it, specify FALSE.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- With the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar shown, if you specify TRUE, this method does not work. With the toolbar hidden, if you specify FALSE, this method does not work.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-20. ShowStatusBar

Syntax

void ShowStatusBar(BOOL bShow);
Description

Shows or hides the status bar.
Parameter

bShow
To show the status bar, specify TRUE; to hide it, specify FALSE.
Return Value

None
Remarks

- With the status bar shown, if you specify TRUE, this method does not work. With the toolbar hidden, if you specify FALSE, this method does not work.
- In embedded view, this method does not work.

8-3-2-21. IsStandardToolBarVisible

Syntax

BOOL IsStandardToolBarVisible();
Description

Returns a Boolean value indicating whether the Standard Toolbar is shown or not.
Parameter

None
Return Value

When the Standard Toolbar is shown, this method returns TRUE. Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

8-3-2-22. IsSheafBarVisible

Syntax

BOOL IsSheafBarVisible();
Description

Returns a Boolean value indicating whether the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar is shown or not.
Parameter

None
Return Value

When the DocuWorks Binder Index toolbar is shown, this method returns TRUE. Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

8-3-2-23. IsStatusBarVisible

Syntax

BOOL IsStatusBarVisible();
Description

Returns a Boolean value indicating whether the status bar is shown or not.
Parameter

None
Return Value

When the status bar is shown, this method returns TRUE. Otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Remarks

8-3-2-24. GetZoom

Syntax

long GetZoom();
Description

Returns the zoom ratio of the current page.
Parameter

None
Return Value

Returns a Long value indicating the zoom ratio.
Remarks

8-3-2-25. GetZoomType

Syntax

long GetZoomType();
Description

Returns how to set the current zoom ratio (Zoom Ratio / Fit to Page Width / Fit to Page Height / Fit to Whole Page).
Parameter

None
Return Value

Returns a Long value indicating how to set the current zoom ratio. The meaning of each value is shown below.
How to set the Return Value Return Value
Fit to Page Width 0
Fit to Page Height 1
Fit to Whole Page 2
Specifying zoom ratio -1
Remarks

8-3-2-26. IsSheafViewMode

Syntax

BOOL IsSheafViewMode();
Description

Returns the view mode currently being set.
Parameter

None
Return Value

Returns the type in Boolean value.
Returned value for the type Return Value
Do not display thickness FALSE
Display Thickness TRUE
Remarks

8-3-2-27. SetSheafViewMode

Syntax

void SetSheafViewMode(BOOL bSheaf);
Description

Specifies the view mode.
Parameter

bsheaf
Specify TRUE to display thickness, or FALSE not to display thickness.
Return Value

None
Remarks

8-3-2-28. IsCharDrawAdvance

Syntax

BOOL IsCharDrawAdvance();
Description

Returns the flag settings for smoothed characters display.
Parameter

None
Return Value

Returns the type in Boolean value.
Returned value for the type Return Value
Do not display smoothed characters FALSE
Display smoothed characters TRUE
Remarks

8-3-2-29. SetCharDrawAdvance

Syntax

void SetCharDrawAdvance(BOOL bCharDrawAdvance);
Description

Sets the flag settings for smoothed characters display.
Parameter

bCharDrawAdvance
Specify TRUE to display smoothed characters, or FALSE not to display smoothed characters.
Return Value

None.
Remarks

8-3-2-30. PrintNoDialog

Syntax

void PrintNoDialog();
Description

Prints the current DocuWorks file on the default printer.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

- This method prints all pages of the file.
- If there is no default printer, this method does not work.

8-3-2-31. PrintWithDialog

Syntax

void PrintWithDialog();
Description

Shows the [Print] dialog box. Select the desired printing options and click [OK] to start printing.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks

If there is no default printer, an error message is displayed and the dialog box closes.

8-3-2-32. AboutBox

Syntax

void AboutBox();
Description

Displays the [About DocuWorks Viewer Light Control] dialog box.
Click [OK] to close this dialog box.
Parameter

None
Return Value

None
Remarks
If the ActiveX® controls container is Microsoft® Visual Basic®, the following extender methods are available.
For information on each method, refer to the Microsoft® Visual Basic® manual.
Drag, Move, SetFocus, ShowWhatThis, ZOrder

8-3-3. Events

No events specific to DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web are provided. If the ActiveX® controls container is Microsoft® Visual Basic®, the following extender events are available. For information on individual events, refer to the Microsoft® Visual Basic® manual.
DragDrop, DragOver, GotFocus, LostFocus, Validate

9. Displaying DocuWorks files Embedded in HTML

Use the following tag to embed DocuWorks files into HTML.
<EMBED Attribute="Value"></EMBED>
The attribute and value must be specified as follows.
Attribute Value
SRC Name of DocuWorks file to embed
WIDTH Width of the DocuWorks file, in pixels (If omitted, depends on browser)
HEIGHT Height of the DocuWorks file, in pixels (If omitted, depends on browser)
PAGE Pages of the DocuWorks file (If omitted, page 1)
SHEAF Name of the document in the binder (If omitted, none)
- SRC must be specified.
- You can specify multiple attributes by entering a space to between them.
- The zoom rate of the display (or the print result) of the DocuWorks file is automatically decided by the specified width and height. It is displayed (or printed) by the specified width or height fitting to center of the window (or paper).
- The zoom rate available is between 10% and 1600%. If you specify a rate beyond this limit, an X mark is displayed (or printed) in the window (or paper) and the DocuWorks file is not displayed (or printed).
- If you specify a zoom rate near 10% and even if the DocuWorks file is displayed, only an X mark may be printed on the paper if the rate for printing falls below 10%. The same thing happens for specifying a zoom rate near 1600%.
- For PAGE, if you specify a page number which does not exist, the last page of the DocuWorks file is displayed.
- You can specify a page of the internal document by using SHEAF. If the specified internal document does not exist, the action will be the same as specifying sheaf="internal document name" in the URL.
- According to the specified width and height, the zoom ratio calculated may have slight error. In that case, the DocuWorks file may not fit to the width or height of the window.
- Tags other than the above one will not affect display of DocuWorks files.
For example, the following tag embed the SAMPLE.XDW file into HTML.
<EMBED SRC="sample.xdw" WIDTH="300" HEIGHT="300"></EMBED>
If WIDTH is between 65 and 2488 pixels, and HEIGHT is between 90 and 3518 pixels, then embedded file (A4, Portrait) will be displayed correctly. If the % parameter can be used to specify WIDTH and HEIGHT, then the document size will be adjusted to the size of the window when displayed, or size of the paper when printed.

10. Setting Up Web Server


10-1. Notes for Server Administrators Newly Publishing DocuWorks files to the Web

DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web uses the following MIMEType and extension. Be sure to set up the Web server accordingly. Some Web servers have these entries defined. For Web servers without such entries, specify these values manually.
MIMEType

application/vnd.fujixerox.docuworks
Extension

xdw
MIMEType

application/vnd.fujixerox.docuworks.binder
Extension

xbd

10-2. Notes for Server Administrators Who Have Already Published DocuWorks files to the Web

If the MIME type of your Web server is set to application/x-fx-xdw, change it to the above MIME type.

11. Notes and Restrictions

The following covers notes and restrictions on operating DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web. The system errors described in this documentation refers to application errors and faults that cause the window to close or Microsoft® Windows® to crash. The notes and restrictions are divided into the following six sections:"Installation", "Operation", "Displaying and Printing", "Printer Driver Settings", "Memory and Performance", and "Byte-serving".

11-1. Installation

With DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web installed, if you uninstall the DocuWorks software, Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x/5.5x/6.0x will fail to display DocuWorks files. In this case, DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web will operate normally if it is reinstalled. (5759)

11-2. Operation

- In Netscape® Navigator 4.0.x and Netscape® Communicator 4.0x, if you click the X button on the [Print Preview] window, the browser will abort. To avoid this problem, be sure to close the [Print Preview] window clicking the [Close] button instead. (1830)
- In Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x/5.5x/6.0x, when you try to open a DocuWorks file using the Open command from the File menu, the following will occur:
- If DocuWorks is installed, then DocuWorks Viewer will start and display the file in its window.
- If DocuWorks is not installed, then the choose application dialog box will appear. (2240)
- In Netscape® Navigator 4.0.x and Netscape® Communicator 4.0x, if you log off Microsoft® Windows® with the DocuWorks file still displayed in full screen view or embedded view, the browser will abort. Therefore, be sure to close the browser before logging off Microsoft® Windows®. (2268)
- In Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x, when the embedded page in display is being printed, using the Return or Reload command from the shortcut menu in the browser window will cause the browser to abort. Therefore, wait until the[ Print] dialog box is closed. (2284)
- When using link annotations in DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web, files may not open successfully or the [Go to Page] function for a document or a binder may be invalid depending on the browser if an absolute path or a UNC path is specified in the [Link to a DocuWorks file] field. (4167,11545)
- Depending on the application, the printing may be processed in the different order from the displayed text order. Because the text information within the DocuWorks document converted from those applications is held in a different order from the displayed text order, the search result may not be in the displayed order. (5572)
- While downloading data with Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x, if you click [Cancel] on the dialog box that shows the progress of the download, the status bar and the [Stop] button on Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x will not be updated. (5640)
- When viewing a site with CGI using Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x/5.5x/6.0x, if you change the page of the document on display with the [Back] or [Next] button on Microsoft® Internet Explorer, you may see the message "The specified file is not a DocuWorks document." In this case, select [Download all data] on the [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Setting] dialog box. (5731)
- If you access a Web server with Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x and try to view a DocuWorks file on the server, you may see the message "The specified file is not a DocuWorks document." and fail to view the DocuWorks file. In this case, select [Download all data] on the [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Setting] dialog box. (5734)
- If the browser software on Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP does not use a proxy server, the following troubles may occur:
- You may see an error message and fail to display a DocuWorks file embedded in an HTML document on the full browser screen.
- You may not view the DocuWorks file that you specified with its URL. (5741)
- Depending on the settings of applications or fonts, characters may be printed as images. If this happens, the converted DocuWorks documents hold no text information and so cannot be searched using text search. (6537)
- The byte-serving feature may not function when displaying DocuWorks files from a client on the Web server in DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web. This is because DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web adds the current time to the header information to communicate with the Web server. You can avoid this problem by setting the time of the Web server side later than that of the client side. (7233)
- You cannot cancel the capture image operation in progress under Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x. (7564)
- If a transparent annotation is layered over signatures, you cannot verify the signatures or other manipulations on the layered portion. (11172)
- If you open a DocuWorks document in Netscape® 7.1 and jump to the Web page specified as a link annotation and it has 2-byte characters as the URL, Netscape® 7.1 may abort. (11429)

11-3. Displaying and Printing

- In Netscape® Navigator 4.0.x and Netscape® Communicator 4.0x, after print preview, even if you refresh the window, the embedded DocuWorks file will not be displayed. (2213)
- When the display is switched from embedded view to full screen view, the first page will be displayed at 100% zoom ratio, and annotation display will always be turned on. (2216)
- In the following cases, a DocuWorks file embedded in HTML may be displayed or printed as "X" at the location where it is embedded:
- when WIDTH and HEIGHT are set so that the zoom ratio of the file is less than 10% or more than 400%.
- when drawing resource of Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition, Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition(Windows® Me) is low.
- If this happens, reduce the values of WIDTH and HEIGHT. (2321)
- If a DocuWorks file includes lines other than solid line (such as dotted lines and broken lines) created in Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, when you display or copy the file in Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition, Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition(Windows® Me), the lines may turn to solid lines or the space between the dots or broken lines may change. (4863)
- If you specify the URL of a DocuWorks file starting with "ftp://" on Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x, DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web cannot open the file as a DocuWorks file. (5719)
- In Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator, and Netscape® 7.x, object tags cannot be used.
- If you open and print a rotated DocuWorks file with Microsoft® Excel 2000 on Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP, Microsoft® Excel 2000 will print the file with its character strings not rotated due to the restrictions of Microsoft® Excel 2000. (5744)
- Depending on the display card used, the right edge of the body text may not be displayed in specific zoom ratio. If this happens, change the performance settings of the display card. (6992)
- When you display or print a DocuWorks document created by Microsoft® PowerPoint® or the like under Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition, Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition(Windows® Me), textures and shading may be displayed or printed in different pattern from that in the original document. (7538)
- When you print a DocuWorks document created from a Lotus SuperOffice® file under Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, white lines may be inserted in the gradation. (7601)
- Under Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, when you display a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file in which images are rotated and pasted, white lines may be inserted in the images. (7618)
- Under Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, when you display and/or print a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file in which images are rotated and pasted, small black dots may be displayed and/or printed in parts of the images. (7622)
- If a URL address contains specified symbol 2-byte characters , DocuWorks files cannot be displayed on Microsoft® Internet Explorer. (11883)
- With Microsoft® Windows® 2000 and Windows® XP, it may take time to preview DocuWorks documents created from Microsoft® PowerPoint® documents that contain dotted lines or circles on DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web. For these cases, select [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] or [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options] from the DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web pop-up menu. Then from the [View] tab in the displayed dialog box, uncheck the box next to [Smooth the edges of characters converted to the bitmap format or graphics data]. (12001)

11-4. Printer Driver Settings

- In Netscape® Navigator 4.0.x, Netscape® Communicator 4.0x, or Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x, when you try to print using the Print icon of the browser or the [Print ]command from the [File] menu, the DocuWorks file in embedded view will not be printed. (1832, 5626)
- To print a DocuWorks file, when in embedded view use the [Print] command from the shortcut menu, or when in full screen view, use the [Print] command from the shortcut menu or the Print toolbar icon of DocuWorks. (1833)
- When a document page displayed in full screen view is printed (using the Print toolbar icon or the [Print] command from the [File] menu of the browser), the following problems will occur: (1833,5626)
- In the [Print] dialog box, if you specify the number of copies to print to be less than 0, then depending on the OS the following error message will appear:
- for Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition, Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition(Windows® Me): "'Copies' cannot be zero."
- for Microsoft® Windows® 2000, Microsoft® Windows® XP: "The 'Copies' value cannot be empty and must be a positive value."
- Be sure to enter the number of copies within the valid range. (2229)
- Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0x/5.5x/6.0x, if you print a Web page which is linked (or anchored) to DocuWorks file with "Print all linked documents" checked in the Print dialog box, all of the DocuWorks files will be printed as binary data. (5074)
- When a DocuWorks file is opened on Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5x/6.0x, you cannot successfully see its print preview and print it from the preview window. (5775)

11-5. Memory and Performance

The number of DocuWorks files that can be displayed in embedded view in a page depends on the memory and disk space of the client machine. Therefore, be careful with the resources when viewing pages with many embedded DocuWorks files. (2290)

11-6. Byte-serving

- If an HTML file has four or more DocuWorks files embedded, the byte-serving function of Netscape® Navigator, Netscape® Communicator and Netscape® 7.x does not work. (5627)
- In the environment where the Web server is a Netscape® Enterprise Server and its client is Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, all the pages will be downloaded even if the byte-serving function is activated on the client. (5751)
- You may not be able to open a DocuWorks document stored in a Lotus Domino® server with Netscape®. In this case, specify [Download all data] on the [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web] dialog box or use Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.0 or later. (6366)
- If Microsoft® Internet Information Server 6.0 is configured as the Web server and Netscape® Communicator 4.x as the client, DocuWorks files may not be displayed correctly even if the byte-serving function is enabled. At this stage, the message "Started downloading following types of files.Multipart/byterange" may appear. In this case, select [Download all] in the [DocuWorks Viewer Light for Web Options] dialog box to disable the byte-serving function. In Netscape® 7.x, the byte-serving function does not work for embedded display, and all data will be downloaded. (10822)

12. Others

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Microsoft, Windows, and ActiveX are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
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Lotus and LotusSuperOffice are registered trademarks of IBM Corporation.
QuarkXPress is a trademark of Quark, Inc. and Quark affiliates in the United States and other countries.
Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
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