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
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,
The Plan Room Dashboard provides public or private users access to certain documents and any files attached to those documents.
The Spitfire Processing Management System (sfPMS) allows you to scan files into its Catalog. It also allows you to upload any number of files (often PDFs). When you need to