Both the TIFF and HTML files must be saved to the same directory.
A browser plug-in is required to view TIFF files in the web browser. Free plug-ins can be located on the web.
A document can be sent as HTML when routed via email, file copy or FTP. The recipient will receive a TIFF and an HTML page with a link to the TIFF. The recipient can open the HTML page and the TIFF will be displayed in the browser. External documents sent with the doc-link documents will be sent in their native format.
To view the TIFF in the browser, the recipient must first save the TIFF and HTML files to a directory. The recipient then clicks on the HTML file.
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Both the TIFF and HTML files must be saved to the same directory. A browser plug-in is required to view TIFF files in the web browser. Free plug-ins can be located on the web. |
Routing a Document as a CSV File
Routing a Document in its Native Format
