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- Any system or file storage facility via Web Service interface (SOAP/REST) or Web Service API
Direct, ready-to-use integrations (requires add-on)
- The Windows file system
- SharePoint Services / SharePoint Foundation
- SharePoint Server 2007/2010
- Domino.Doc
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- XML blob returned synchronously (via Web Service) or asynchronously (via file system)
Direct, ready-to-use integrations for asynchronous output (requires add-on)
- Windows Filesystem
- SharePoint document libraries
- SharePoint WCMS page libraries (content published as pages)
- Domino NSF databases
- MS SQL Server (with full text index information)
- Any social network supporting Google's OpenSocial interface
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- ASCII and UNICODE text (any language or character set)
- RTF
- HTML
- XML (requires parser customization to accommodate custom markups)
- Open Office/Open Document Format (odt, ods, opp)
- MS Office 97, 2007, 2010 (doc docx docm xls sslx ppt pptx pptm)
- Legacy authoring formats (WordPerfect, LotusSuite, etc)
- Infopath 2007, 2010
- Visio
- Images (jpg jpeg 2000 gif bmp png tif etc)
- PDF
- Multi-page TIF
- Lotus Domino DXL
- AutoCAD (requires Hyper.Net add-on)
- SharePoint lists and items
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Rich Hypertext (for rich-text-based input documents like Word and RTF)
- Fully-linked, topic-oriented hypertext
- Revision marks (publish all, reject before publish, accept before publish)
- Image thumbnailing
- Image re-sampling and scaling
- Hyperlink detection and creation
- Authored style information (captured from the source file and published as CSS statements)
- On-the-fly broken link detection and auto-enabled/disabled link generation
- Tables of contents
- Index (captured from the index entries in the source file)
- Global content index (of an entire publication set)
- Glossary terms (all defined terms or first occurrences automatically published as popups)
- Footnotes and endnotes (published as anchor links)
PDF
- PDF generation
- PDF compounding (merging of N source files of any given type into a single PDF with a table of contents) (requires Hyper.Net Compliance Module)
- PDF watermarking and calculated metadata stamping
PDF/A (requires Hyper.Net Compliance Module)
- PDF/A generation (from any source including PDF itself)
- PDF/A compounding (merging of N source files of any given type into a single PDF with a table of contents)
Flash (for fast loading and/or enhanced document security) (requires add-on)
- Flash renditions of any document
- Hyperlinks from source file preserved in Flash
- Generation of table of contents and related topics lists in Flash
Other formats
- TIF (for archive purposes)
- Flat HTML (the flat HTML files generated by MS Office)
- MP3 (text-to-speech)
- epub (richly-formatted, hypertext eBooks readable by all standard eBook readers) (requires add-on)
- XML (representing a complete publication including all formats, zipped)
- Search text for full text search engines
- Simple and complex metadata objects (e.g. , taxonomy)
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- Complete lifecycle synchronization
- Conversion/publication request transaction audit trails
- Mass/batch document processing
- Configurable publishing rules
- On-demand conversion/publishing requests (user interaction)
- Metadata recognition, extraction, transformation, and mapping
- Context- and metadata-driven conversion, re-purposing and publishing process (configurable rules)
- Security data mapping
- Downloader (local or network file system, SharePoint, HTTP, FTP, with or without credentials, with or without proxy server in between)
- Load balancing and failover for managed (with audit trails) and unmanaged (Web Services interface) transformation and publishing process
- Real parallel processing with priority handling
- Flexible third-party conversion tool integration (command-line level)
- Load balancing and failover (Workload Manager)
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- Web services interface for submitting conversion/publication requests
- Ready-to-use integrations for today's popular information management platforms (SharePoint, Lotus Notes, Windows File System, etc.)
- Open Web Services interface API for creating integrations for less commonly used systems
- Content can be published into a specific output target or returned as a zipped XML blob
- Requests can be submitted asynchronously (does not wait for a return) or synchronously (waits until the XML blob can be returned or the output target has been populated)
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