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Adding Attachments to Objects
• File: You can attach files with standard formats. If the file is not on a shared network drive, you can select Embedded so that other users can access it.
• Folder: You can attach any folder. Folder contents cannot be embedded. If you attach a folder, ensure that it will be available to other users to view (that is, it is shared on your network). When a user views this attachment, the system displays it in a Windows Explorer window.
• Note: You can enter any text and attach it to the object. When you select this option, enter your text in the Note box.
• URL: You can enter any URL to attach to the object. For example, you could enter a web page address or a local network path. When a user views this attachment, the system displays it in the default Web browser.When you print a report to a printer, you can select the file attachments that you want to print with the report. For information about printing attachments, see Printing Documents.This topic explains how to add attachments to objects with main windows with banners (work orders, assets, and so on) and to comments. To add attachments to an indicator reading, see Adding Attachments to an Indicator Reading.To Add an Attachment
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• File: You can attach files with standard formats. If the file is not on a shared network drive, you can select Embedded so that other users can access it.
• Folder: You can attach any folder. Folder contents cannot be embedded. If you attach a folder, ensure that it will be available to other users to view (that is, it is shared on your network). When a user views this attachment, the system displays it in a Windows Explorer window.
• Note: You can enter any text and attach it to the object. When you select this option, enter your text in the Note box.
• URL: You can enter any URL to attach to the object. For example, you could enter a web page address or a local network path. When a user views this attachment, the system displays it in the default Web browser.
On the Open dialog, the Supported Files list displays the acceptable formats.
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