Problem: You may have encountered one of the following problems with regards to PDF files: When you click on the PDF icon on the Attachments tab, the file does not
Question: After I attach a file to a document or I upload a file to the Catalog, can I change its filename? Answer: Yes. To be clear, when you attach
Did You Know? Normally, when you copy a document and its attachments, the attached file on the copied document is the same file as the original. If changes are made
Question: Is there a way to turn an attached Microsoft Word file into a PDF file while in Spitfire? I know the system automatically changes .docx files into .pdf format
Request: When in the sfDash version of Spitfire, the Add Files tool made it easy for me to change the folder into which I wanted to place the attached file.
Question: We deal with files of rather large sizes (for example, 190MB). What is the maximum size of files that can be routed, attached to a Spitfire document, or uploaded
Did You Know? Spitfire offers several ways to place files into Catalog folders (see How to Upload Files into Folders Using Drag-and-Drop, Move Items into Folders, and the FileCatalogConfig |
Question: My Project Dashboards include a folder tree in the Files part. I renamed a file folder on one of my projects, but see that that new folder name now
Question: Since Spitfire is a file management system, we keep all our project-related files in the Spitfire Catalog. How can we export certain files to a workstation or USB key
Question: If I realize that a file has been attached to the wrong Spitfire document, is there an easy way to move that file to the correct document? What if,