Bookmarks with the DV_ Prefix
Did You Know? Some bookmarks in your Microsoft Word templates may display either a code or “no such field” in…
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Did You Know? Some bookmarks in your Microsoft Word templates may display either a code or “no such field” in…
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Question: What qAlias bookmarks are available for the Items on a Drawings document? Answer: In V2020+, the following fields on…
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Question: What qAlias bookmarks are available for the document routing data? Answer: We have a qAlias qDistinctTo (query pqa_DistinctTo) that can…
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Since your Contacts cannot access the Spitfire Project Management System (sfPMS) and read Spitfire Documents that have been routed to…
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To create templates, Spitfire uses Word’s Bookmark feature. A bookmark is a place-holder, and each bookmark must have a unique…
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Spitfire uses bookmarks as placeholders for merged data. The bookmark name you give each bookmark determines which Spitfire data element…
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Simple, basic bookmark names consist of two sections separated by an underscore: table_fieldname. One way to imagine this is that…
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To find the bookmark name for the field you would like to merge, there are three options. Option One –…
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Purpose of Bookmark Prefixes Adding prefixes to bookmark names allows you to extract data not stored directly in the Document…
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To add contact information into a Bookmark Template, determine how the link to the contact is made: Document Level or…
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