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Types that R-Studio will recognize during the disk scan. Cancel Closes the dialog box If a remote computer is connected for Data Recovery over Network , the Scan dialog box will have a different look and the Save Scan Information File dialog box will appear when you select a place to store scan info. You may save it to the local or remote computer. Known File Types : While scanning, R-Studio can recognize the data’s particular file type . Using such information, R-Studio can obtain more information about data/file structure on the object being scanned. By default, R-Studio tries to recognize the default list of supported file types specified on the Known File Types tab of the Settings panel , greatly increasing time required for the scan. You may reduce it by selecting only those file types that you need. Click the Known File Types... button and select the required file types on the File Types dialog box. These selections will be applied to that scan session only. File Types dialog box Known File Types Set as Default Click this button to set the current list of selected file types as default values. Revert to Default Click this button to revert the default settings specified on the Known File Types tab of the Settings panel. Reset to Recommended Click this button to revert to factory-preset default settings. Select All Click this button to select all file types in the list. Clear All Click this button to clear all file types in the list except some predefined ones. List of known file types Document AbiWord Document: .abw Adobe InDesign File: .indd Adobe PDF document: .pdf Apple iWork Keynote document: .key Apple iWork Pages document: .pages Apple iWork document Capella document: .cap Final Draft Document: .fdr FrameMaker Document: .fm GNU Info Document: .info Garmin MapSource data: .mps Lotus AMI Pro Document: .sam Lotus Organizer: .or5 Lotus Word Pro Document: .lwp Microsoft Office Open XML Document Microsoft OneNote section file: .one Microsoft Pocket Streets Map File: .mps Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 XML Document: .pptx Microsoft PowerPoint Document: .ppt Microsoft Visio document: .vsd Microsoft Word 2007 XML Document: .docx Microsoft Word Document: .doc Word for Macintosh Document: .mcw Microsoft Word2 Document: .doc Microsoft Works document: .wps OLE Storage OpenOffice Writer document: .odt OpenOffice document: .ods PageMaker Document: .p65 PostScript document: .ps QuarkXPress file: .qxd QuarkXpress project: .qxp Rich Text Document: .rtf TEX document: .tex Text

Class DocumentApp Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. The document service creates and opens Documents that can be edited.// Open a document by ID.// TODO(developer): Replace the ID with your own.let doc = DocumentApp.openById('DOCUMENT_ID');// Create and open a document.doc = DocumentApp.create('Document Name');Detailed documentationcreate(name)Creates and returns a new document.// Create and open a new document.const doc = DocumentApp.create('Document Name');ParametersNameTypeDescriptionnameStringThe new document's name.ReturnDocument — The new document instance.Scripts that use this method require authorization with one or more of the following scopes: the document to which the script is container-bound. To interact with document to whichthe script is not container-bound, use openById(id) or openByUrl(url)instead.// Get the document to which this script is bound.const doc = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument();ReturnDocument — the document instanceAuthorizationScripts that use this method require authorization with one or more of the following scopes: an instance of the document's user-interface environment that allows the script to addfeatures like menus, dialogs, and sidebars. A script can only interact with the UI for thecurrent instance of an open document, and only if the script is bound to the document. For more information, see theguides to menus and dialogs and sidebars.// Add a custom menu to the active document, including a separator and a// sub-menu.function onOpen(e) { DocumentApp.getUi() .createMenu('My Menu') .addItem('My menu item', 'myFunction') .addSeparator() .addSubMenu( DocumentApp.getUi() .createMenu('My sub-menu') .addItem('One sub-menu item', 'mySecondFunction') .addItem('Another sub-menu item', 'myThirdFunction'), ) .addToUi();}ReturnUi — an instance of this document's user-interface environmentopenById(id)Returns the document with the specified ID. If the script is container-bound to the document,use getActiveDocument() instead.// Open a document by ID.// TODO(developer): Replace the ID with your own.const doc = DocumentApp.openById('DOCUMENT_ID');ParametersNameTypeDescriptionidStringThe ID of the document to open.ReturnDocument — The document instance.AuthorizationScripts that use this method require authorization with one or more of the following scopes: and returns the document with the specified URL. If the script is container-bound to thedocument, use getActiveDocument() instead.// Open a document by URL.const doc = DocumentApp.openByUrl( ' URL of the document to openReturnDocument — the document instanceAuthorizationScripts that use this method require authorization with one or more of the following scopes: Except as otherwise noted, the content

Only update the text part. This action will be saved inside the current project. XML;XSLT;XHTML;XSD;RNG;FO XML Snippets View This is a panel for storing and reusing easily XML structure like an HTML table. XML;XSLT;XHTML;XSD;RNG;FO;DOCBOOK XML Catalog... Use a set of OASIS XML Catalogsfor working with custom DTD or Schema location ALL - DTD/Schema menu Menu item Role ctrl orcommand + shortkey (except if alt or ctrl is specified before) Document type Assign DTD to document... Insert a DTD declaration insidethe current XML document. XML Assign W3C XML Schema to document... Insert a W3C XML Schemadeclaration inside the current XML document. Note that the user willhave to move the inserted part if the initial document was not empty. XML Assign XML Relax NG Schema todocument... It will bind your document to aRelax NG schema. Thus the code assistant and the "Check or Validate"action will work with it. Note that using a project you can save thisrelation. XML Check this DTD Scan the current DTD and checkfor invalid declaration or usage. DTD Generate a DTD from this document Generate a new DTD from thecurrent XML document. Thus the user will be able to validate itsdocument. XML Generate a W3C XML Schema from this document Generate a new W3C XML Schemafrom the current XML document. Thus the user will be able to validateitsdocument. XML Generate a documentation from this DTD Generate an HTML documentation with the DTD content DTD Generate a documentation from this Schema Generate an HTML document with the W3C Schema content. XSD Convert DTD to W3C XML Schema Convert the current DTD to a W3CXM Schema. DTD Convert DTD to XML RelaxNG Convert the current DTD to a XMLRelaxNG Schema. DTD Convert XML RelaxNG to W3C XML Schema Convert the current XML RelaxNGschema to a W3C XML Schema. RNG Convert XML RelaxNG to DTD Convert the current XML RelaxNGschema to a DTD. RNG - XSLT/XQuery menu Menu item Role ctrl orcommand + shortkey (except if alt or ctrl is specified before) Document type Assign XSLT to this document... Insert an XML processinginstruction for binding an XSLT document to the current one. Thus somebrowsers like IE will transform the documentautomatically. XML;DOCBOOK Assign CSS to this document... Insert an XML processinginstruction for binding a CSS document tothe current one. Thus some browsers like IE will transform the documentautomatically. XML;DOCBOOK Transform using an XQuery request... Transform the current XML document using a XQuery request. XML Transform a document with this XQuery request... Transform an XML document using the current XQuery request. XML Transform using XSLT... It will display a dialog boxwith the XSLT parameters like the data source, the XSLT document andthe final result document. Once the parameters fixed, thetransformation will operate. XML;DOCBOOK Transform a document with this XSLT... This is very similar to theprevious one except the XSLT document will be the current one. Once theparameters fixed, the transformation will operate. XSLT Enabled/Disabled XSLT completion By default enabled, if disabledthe content assistant will not be shown for avoiding conflicts betweenthe stylesheet tags

Nokia internal use Connecting DC cables APPC Connect the wires to the screw terminal and tighten to 2.2 Nm (19.47 in.-lb). 14 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Connecting RF Jumper cables Tighten the antenna cables to torque 5 Nm (44 in-lb). 15 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Connecting RET cables a) Remove the dust cap from the RET connector. b) Align the connector pins and push the RET cable into the m odule RET connector c) Turn the cable connector clock wise by hand to tighten the co nnector. 16 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Connecting CPRI/OPTICAL cables 3. Pushing the optical connector 1. Removing the dust cap 2. Installing the optical transceiver 17 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Securing Cables 18 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Typical Site Configuration 19 © 2018 Nokia Nokia internal use Nokia internal use Copyright and confidentiality The contents of this document are proprietary and confidential property of Nokia. This document is provided subject to confidentiality obligations of the applicable agreement(s). This document is intended for use of Nokia’s customers and collaborators only for the purpose for which this document is submitted by Nokia. No part of this document may be reproduced or made available to the public or to any third party in any form or means without the prior written permission of Nokia. This document is to be used by properly trained professional personnel. Any use of the contents in this document is limited strictly to the use(s) specifically created in the applicable agreement(s) under which the document is submitted. The user of this document may voluntarily provide suggestions, comments or other feedback to Nokia in respect of the contents of this document ("Feedback"). 21 Such Feedback may be used in Nokia products and related specifications or other documentation. Accordingly, if the user of this document gives Nokia Feedback on the contents of this document, Nokia may freely use, disclose, reproduce, license, distribute and otherwise commercialize the feedback in any Nokia product, technology, service, specification or other documentation. are made in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. NOKIA SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IN ANY EVENT FOR ERRORS IN THIS DOCUMENT or for any loss of data or income or any special, incidental, consequential, indirect or direct damages howsoever caused, that might arise from the use of this document or any contents of this document. Nokia operates a policy of ongoing development. Nokia reserves the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products and/or services described in this document or withdraw this document at any time without prior notice. This document and the product(s) it describes are protected by copyright according

This guide provides basic end user instructions for the Infor Document Management (Document Management) web application. Infor Document Management (Document Management) is an enterprise document management application deployed and integrated within the Infor OS portal. Access the application with the Document Management URL. This table shows the home page and its areas: This section describes how to search for documents, how to use the navigation bar, and how to work with documents. To access the Control Center, click the options menu next to the + Add Document button on the Document Management landing page and select Control Center. With the Homepage widget you can view and access Document Management documents faster and in-context of a user defined webpage. During navigation through other Infor applications, an in-context widget becomes available called Related Information. With the Microsoft Outlook add-in, users can upload email attachments directly into Document Management. You can use document signature to send documents that are stored in Document Management to be signed electronically. In Document Management, the signature is stored as part of the document's metadata.

Prev | Next | Top > Command Reference > Document Options Document Options Dialog boxDocument TypeThis pull-down list contains a list of all the document types you have defined so far. When you select a document type from this list, the other text boxes in the dialog box are updated to reflect the properties of that document type. The first entry in the list is always the Default document type, which you may modify, but not remove.When the Document Options dialog box first comes up, the document type of the current file is automatically selected here.Add TypeClick this button to add a new document type. You will be prompted for the document type name.Remove TypeDeletes the selected document type. This action is not undo-able.Auto Indent…Click this to change the Auto Indent settings for this document type. See also “Auto Indenting”.File FilterThis text box should contain a delimited list of file name specifications. The entries in the list can be delimited with a space, a semi-colon, or a comma. Each entry can be either an unambiguous file name, or an ambiguous wildcard file specification. The entries should not contain a drive letter or a full path that includes backslashes. For example,*.c;*.hGiven a file name, Source Insight will identify the file’s document type by searching all defined document types looking for a match on a file specification in the File Filter text box. In effect, Source Insight makes two passes through the entire set document type records to determine a file’s document type.1. First, it tries to find an exact match on the file name in all the File Filter lists.2. If no exact match is found, it tries to find a wildcard match in all the File Filter lists.3. If still no match is found, Source Insight assumes the file’s type