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When generating an Image Statement on your workstation and using a print cluster, which machine actually performs all of the rendering process work?

Image Statements will be processed on your workstation when you print to any local printer. If you print to a print server or a print cluster, then the statement will be processed on the print server workstation. In the case of a print cluster, the ...

What is the point of the configuration setting to pick a Secondary 'Document Type Group'?

The Document Type Group setting for the secondaries is intended to improve the overall performance of the search for secondaries. The query is far simpler by selecting documents of this chosen document type group instead of choosing where the documen...

The benefits of automatically archiving rendered statements in OnBase

Rendering statements and archiving them back into the system is the most efficient way to provide access to all of the documents related to the statement—including the statement itself. Some other reasons include: 1) You are guaranteed to have a copy...

What is the purpose of POSTNET barcodes?

The POSTNET barcode feature enables you to print a barcode that the post office can use to offer cheaper mailing rates when mail for the same zip code is batched together. The feature enables you to add this barcode to your document during the Image...

Can a selected document or multiple documents be processed with Image Statements?

Text (COLD, PCL, AFP) and image documents can be rendered either from a document retrieval hit list, a crippled statement folder, or from a batch queue. You can even generate an Image Statement from the document you’re currently viewing.

What is the OMR keyword type used for?

The Configuration Module provides a way for the user to create their own OMR marks that will appear on the statements. The purpose of the OMR keyword type is to identify documents that should or should not have an OMR mark computed and printed on the...

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