ATC: CALL [scriptname or GUID or $variable] ATC: INVOKE [scriptname or GUID or $variable] The CALL command runs a workflow script from the Workflow Script tool. When the called script
ATC: BACKGROUNDATC: BACKGROUND
ATC: BACKGROUND If this command appears anywhere in a ROUTE workflow script, the entire script is run in the background (even if the command is in an ATC: IF command).
KBA-01608: Installing Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO)KBA-01608: Installing Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO)
Question: How do I meet the VSTO requirement for Spitfire’s Office Integration? How do I fix the message “VSTO 2012 Runtime x64 could not”? Answer: Try this link before running
ATC: CLOSEATC: CLOSE
ATC: CLOSE This command sets the closed date on the current document to today. This effectively closes the document, regardless of status. Example ATC: CLOSE The above example means “close
ATC: CATCHATC: CATCH
ATC: CATCH FOR nnn Target This command prevents the script from failing when non-critical situations (such as “file not found”) arise. By default, an alert is still sent. FOR nnn
ATC: BOOKMARKSOURCEATC: BOOKMARKSOURCE
ATC: BOOKMARKSOURCE option This command sets either the source document or a new document as the reference for future bookmark evaluations in upcoming ATC commands. The default is the source
ATC: ATTACH TEMPLATEATC: ATTACH TEMPLATE
ATC: ATTACH TEMPLATE [template] options This command attaches a file created from an Attachment template to the target document. (Template type must be attachment, not Auto Attach or Attach All!)
ATC: ATTACH FILEATC: ATTACH FILE
ATC: ATTACH FILE [full filename] COMMENT text This command attaches a link to a file already in the Spitfire Catalog to a document being created or modified by the workflow
ATC: ATTACHATC: ATTACH
ATC: ATTACH MATCHING | COPY matching-pattern options This command attaches files from the source document to the target document. MATCHING is required if the intention is to attach a link to
ATC: ALERTATC: ALERT
ATC: ALERT [user] TITLE title; free-form-text This command sends an alert with free-form text to a specified user. [user] is required. It specifies the person to receive the alert. Square brackets