ineo Connector for Microsoft SharePoint Quick Guide

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1 ineo Connector for Microsoft SharePoint Quick Guide

2 Table of Content 1. Before installation Options Recommended options Free space on hard disk Preliminary MFP/system settings Target SharePoint servers Confirmation of IP filtering setting Installation of the application on MFP Application administrator settings Administrator sign in method Server setting System settings Quick operating instructions for the application Sign in Sign in Home Document list Document list Create bookmark dialog Item type filter dialog Menu Menu dialog Uninstallation of the application Uninstallation of the application Frequently asked questions Sign in/sign out Setting Scan Print Others Precautions relating to use of the application Procedure before uninstalling the application Procedure during installation/uninstallation of the application Multi-touch operation Operations on the preview screen Copyright/licence information/trademarks ineo python-ntlm

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4 Trademarks and registered trademarks Trademark acknowledgements KONICA MINOLTA and the KONICA MINOLTA logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of KONICA MINOLTA, INC. DEVELOP, ineo and the DEVELOP logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of KONICA MINOLTA Business Solutions Europe GmbH Microsoft, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other company and product names are either trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Reminder The dialog boxes that appear in this document may differ from those that appear on your computer, depending on the installed devices and specified settings. Note Unauthorised reproduction, translation or duplication of this document, whether in its entirety or in part, is strictly prohibited. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice. Copyright 2013 KONICA MINOLTA, INC. All rights reserved. 3

5 1. Before installation This chapter describes the settings required for running the application Options To use the application, options (i-option) are required separately. For details of the options, see the manual for each option Recommended options To use the following functions with the application, the options need to be installed separately. Without installing the options, the functions cannot be used. Functions to print and scan DOCX and XLSX formats The file format extension package function (LK-110) in the i-option licence kit must be installed. [Confirmation method] 1. Press the Menu key on the machine to open the menu. 2. Tap the Utility button to open the utility screen. 3. Tap the Administrator Settings button to open the administrator settings. On this screen, enter the administrator password. 4. Tap the Licence Settings button to open the licence settings. 5. Tap the List of Enabled Functions button to open the list of enabled functions. 6. Confirm that the File Format Extension Package is displayed on the list of function names. 4

6 Function to create searchable PDF files during scanning by OCR (optical character recognition) function for DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX Searchable PDF function (LK-105) in the i-option licence kit needs to be installed. [Confirmation method] 1. Press the Menu key on the machine to open the menu. 2. Tap the Utility button to open the utility screen. 3. Tap the Administrator Settings button to open the administrator settings. On this screen, enter the administrator password. 4. Tap the Licence Settings button to open the licence settings. 5. Tap the List of Enabled Functions button to open the list of enabled functions. 6. Confirm that Searchable PDF is displayed on the list of function names. (Note) The option names and model numbers described above are valid as of December These may be changed without prior notice Free space on hard disk The application requires 110 MB of free space on the HDD. Without sufficient free space, the application may not work properly Preliminary MFP/system settings Before using the application, confirm that the following settings are configured correctly. Otherwise the application may not work properly Target SharePoint servers The application supports the following SharePoint servers. SharePoint Server 2007 SharePoint Server 2010 SharePoint Server 2013 (Note) The above information is valid as of December The target servers may be changed without prior notice. 5

7 Confirmation of IP filtering setting If the IP filtering setting is enabled, please allow the IP address [Confirmation method] 1. Press the Menu key on the machine to open the menu. 2. Tap the Utility button to open the utility screen. 3. Tap the Administrator Settings button to open the administrator settings. On this screen, enter the administrator password. 4. Tap the Network Settings button to open the network settings. 5. Tap the TCP/IP Settings button to open the TCP/IP settings. 6. Tap the Forward button to display the second page. 7. Tap the IP Filtering (Permit Access) button to open the IP filtering (permit access) screen. 8. If IP filtering (permit access) is enabled, add the IP address to [Set]. 9. Tap the OK button to return to the TCP/IP settings. 10. Tap the IP Filtering (Deny Access) button to open the IP filtering (deny access) screen. 11. If IP filtering (deny access) is enabled and the IP address is included in [Set], delete the IP address. 12. Tap the OK button to return to the TCP/IP settings. 6

8 2. Installation of the application on MFP Please refer to the manual of the IWS Install Tool for further details of the installation Application administrator settings Configure various application settings to use the application. Configure the settings according to the following procedures Administrator sign in method To configure the administrator settings, specify the administrator password registered in the device to sign in as an administrator. (1) Start this application, and select the Administrator Settings tab in the sign in screen. (2) Enter the administrator password registered in this device, and tap Sign in. 7

9 Server setting Register the SharePoint server that you in order to connect to this application. Enter the setting values of the SharePoint server into the Server Address and Port fields. Any value can be specified for the server name. (1) Sign in as an administrator, and select the Server tab in the administrator settings. (2) Enter the required information into each text box, and tap Register. The authentication methods of the server are the BASIC authentication and NTLM authentication. You can delete a registered server by selecting any server from the server list and pressing Delete. 8

10 System settings Configure auto logout and various auto reset times for the application. (1) Sign in as an administrator, and select the System1 tab in the administrator settings Auto logout setting Specify the automatic logout time that applies if no operations are performed. If this application is not connected to the server during the specified time period, it is automatically logged out the next time an attempt is made to access the server. (1) Select the auto logout time from 1 to 8 minutes, and tap Save. 9

11 System auto reset setting Specify the system auto reset time. This is the same as for the following administrator settings. Administrator Settings > System Settings > Reset Settings > System Auto Reset This application is force exited if no operations are performed during the specified time period. (1) Select the system auto reset time from 1 to 9 minutes or select OFF, and then tap Save Browser auto reset setting Specify the Web browser auto reset time. This is the same as for the following administrator settings. Administrator Settings > System Settings > Reset Settings > Auto Reset This application is restarted if no operations are performed during the specified time period. (1) Select the browser auto reset time from 1 to 9 minutes or select No, and then tap Save. 10

12 3. Quick operating instructions for the application This chapter describes the operating procedure of the application Sign in When you have started the application, the sign in screen appears at the beginning. The following functions can be used: Function that enables the user to specify the SharePoint server and sign in to the application Function that enables the user to sign in to the administrator settings function of the application using the administrator password registered on the MFP Function that enables the user to browse licence information of various software products used for the application If the function that enables the user to hold sign in status is enabled, the sign in screen does not appear, and you can sign in automatically. For the function that enables the user to maintain the sign in status, refer to the description of the Stay Signed in checkbox in the following table Sign in Sign in to the application using the account registered on the SharePoint server. Items Account text box Password text box Server Selection dropdown list Language dropdown list Details Enter the SharePoint account to sign in to the application. Enter the password of the SharePoint account to sign in to the application. Specify the SharePoint server to sign in. The SharePoint server can be registered in the administrator settings. Specify the language of the application. 11

13 Items Stay Signed in checkbox Sign in button Details Matches the logged in user to the device with the SharePoint account to specify whether to allow the user to automatically sign in to the application using the SharePoint account that was previously used, and to the SharePoint server when starting the application the next time. To release the sign in holding status, sign out from the menu after you have logged in. When you change the SharePoint account used for signing in and the SharePoint server, sign out from the menu that appears after logging in, and sign in again. * This option is not available if a public user is logging in to the MFP. Press this button to sign in to the application using the SharePoint account and password you entered, and the SharePoint server you specified. 12

14 3-2. Home When you have logged in to the application, the home screen appears at the beginning. If the Stay Signed in function is enabled, the sign in screen does not appear, and you can sign in automatically. For the function that enables the user to maintain the sign in status, refer to Sign in. The following functions can be used: The Document Upload function that enables the user to scan a document using a one-touch operation and upload the data to the specified folder Function that enables the user to move to the registered bookmark Function that enables the user to delete the registered bookmark Link function that enables the user to access each function provided by the application Items Sign out button Bookmark dropdown list Display the Selected Bookmark button Delete the Selected Bookmark button Details Press this button to sign out from the application. The sign in screen is displayed after signing out. * When signed out, the function that enables the user to maintain the sign in status is disabled. Displays a bookmark in the SharePoint server registered in the application. Bookmarks are registered and managed by the SharePoint account. Press this button to move to the specified bookmark. * This button does not appear if bookmarks are not registered. Press this button to delete the specified bookmark. * This button does not appear if bookmarks are not registered. 13

15 Items Document Upload Document Name text box Start button Details Uploads scanned data to the document library in the specified bookmark or to a folder in the document library. * However, data cannot be uploaded to the sites & workspaces bookmark. * The Document Name text box or Start button does not appear if bookmarks are not registered or if the signed in MFP user does not have scanning privileges. Enter the desired document name to upload scanned data. Up to 50 characters can be specified, including double-byte characters, single-byte alphanumeric characters, and single-byte symbols (-, =, `, [, ], $, ^, (, ), _, +, and ;). Example: Test_document * If this text box is blank, the document name is automatically set in format YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS based on the date. * You cannot specify a document name that is prefixed or suffixed by a full stop (.). * You cannot specify a document name that includes successive full stops. * If there is a blank space before or after the specified document name, it will be deleted. Press this button to start document uploading. Service link Show List link Enables access to each function provided by the application. Displays sites & workspaces, document libraries, folders or documents in a list. 14

16 3-3. Document list The following functions can be used: Function that enables the user to display sites & workspaces or the document library in the logged-in SharePoint server as a list Function that enables the user to display the folder or documents in the logged-in SharePoint server as a list Function that enables the user to scan and upload a document Function that enables the user to print an item Function that enables the user to preview an item Bookmark function of the currently displayed directory Document list Displays a list of items in the logged-in SharePoint server. Sites & workspaces, document libraries, folders or documents can be displayed. Sign out button Home button Items Details Press this button to sign out from the application. The sign in screen is displayed after signing out. * When signed out, the function that enables the user to maintain the sign in status is disabled. Press this button to access the home screen of the application. You are here: label Displays the position (directory) of the currently displayed document list. 15

17 Items Display the document list in the upper directory button Create Bookmark button Item list Item Type icon Title label Last Modified label Count label Preview button Display the document list in the selected subdirectory button Item Type Filter button Reload button Details Press this button to load items in the next highest directory in the currently displayed list and redisplay the list. * This button is not shown if the topmost directory (root) is displayed. * If you move from the bookmark in the home screen, the directory level indicated by the bookmark is used as the uppermost directory, and this button is not displayed. Press this button to register the currently displayed list as a bookmark. * This button is not shown if the topmost directory (root) is displayed. * If you move from the bookmark in the home screen, the directory level indicated by the bookmark is used as the uppermost directory, and this button is not displayed. * For details on the dialog box, refer to section Create bookmark dialog. Displays item information in list format. Five items are displayed on each page. Displays the icon that shows an item type. * For icons, refer to the table below. Displays the item title. Displays the date when a target item was last modified. * This label is displayed except for sites & workspaces or document libraries. Displays the number of items in the directory. * This label is displayed for the document library. Press this button to preview the currently selected item. * For the item types available for previewing, refer to the table below. * This button is displayed if the item format is able to be previewed. Press this button to load items of the subdirectory and redisplay the list. * This button is displayed for the sites & workspaces, document libraries or folders. Press this button to carry out a filtering search depending on item types. * For the filtering search screen, refer to section Item type filter dialog Reloads the currently displayed document list to update the list. Cache filtering Keyword text box Filtering button Filtering release button Filters the loaded item information based on a keyword. * This function displays items that partially match the specified item name. Enter a keyword for cache filtering. You can type in up to 500 double-byte characters or 1,000 single-byte characters. Press this button to filter the item information found based on the specified filtering keyword, and update the list. Press this button to release cache filtering and redisplay all item information. * This button only appears if cache filtering is specified. 16

18 Items Scan and upload button Print button Details Press this button to scan and upload a document. A document is uploaded to the currently displayed directory level. * This button is not displayed for the sites & workspaces or the document library list. * This button appears only if the signed in MFP user has scanning privileges. Press this button to print the currently selected item. * This button is not displayed for the sites & workspaces or the document library list. * For the item types that are printable, refer to the table below. * The authentication screen appears if print without authentication is disabled. * The password entry screen appears if an item to be printed is an encrypted PDF file. * This button appears only if the signed in MFP user has printing privileges. 17

19 Document types in document list The table below shows the types of items which are displayed in the list, and whether they can be printed or previewed. Icon Item type Print Preview Scan Site & Workspace Document Library Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word (Office Open XML) Microsoft Excel (Office Open XML) Microsoft PowerPoint (Office Open XML) PDF (Portable Document Format) file XPS (XML Paper Specification) file Text file TIFF file JPEG file Image file Folder Other object 18

20 Create bookmark dialog The create bookmark dialog is displayed when you tap the Create Bookmark button in the document list screen. This dialog box allows you to enter the currently displayed list as a bookmark. Items Bookmark Name text box Apply button Cancel button Details Enter the name to be assigned to a bookmark in the currently displayed list. Up to 12 characters can be specified, including double-byte characters, single-byte alphanumeric characters, and single-byte symbols (-, =, `, [, ], #, $, %, ^, &, (, ), _, +, ~, {, and }). * If there is a blank space before or after the specified bookmark name, it will be deleted. Press this button to bookmark the currently displayed list with the specified name. Press this button to stop entering the bookmark. 19

21 Item type filter dialog The item type filter dialog is displayed when you have pressed the Item Type Filter button in the document list screen. Specify an item type to use to filter the document list. The available item types vary depending on the displayed list. For sites & workspaces or the document library list For the document list Items Item type All Types radio button Sites & Workspaces radio button Document Libraries radio button Details Select an item type to be filtered. Press this button to display all item types in the list. Press this button to display only sites & workspaces in the list. Press this button to display only the document libraries in the list. 20

22 Items PDF Files radio button JPEG Files radio button TIFF Files radio button XPS Files radio button DOCX Files radio button XLSX Files radio button PPTX Files radio button Apply button Cancel button Details Press this button to display only the PDF files in the list. Press this button to display only the JPEG files in the list. Press this button to display only the TIFF files in the list. Press this button to display only the XPS files in the list. Press this button to display only the DOCX files in the list. Press this button to display only the XLSX files in the list. Press this button to display only the PPTX files in the list. Press this button to update the document list by specifying the selected filtering conditions. Press this button to stop filtering by item type and close the screen. 21

23 3-4. Menu The following functions can be used to execute the application: Function that enables the user to access the document list screen provided by the application Function that enables the user to configure, scan or print settings for the application and specify the number of items to be displayed Function that enables the user to carry out a server search based on a keyword in the document list screen Function that enables the user to check account information used to sign in to the application Menu dialog The menu dialog box displays a menu that enables the user to access each function of the application or configure various settings. Items Services link Settings link Search link Account link Details Displays the screen that enables the user to access the document list screen provided by the application. Displays the screen that enables the user to configure scan or print settings and specify the number of items to be displayed in the list. Displays the screen that enables the user to carry out a server search based on the specified keyword. This link is only available in the document list screen. Displays account information used to sign in to the application. 22

24 4. Uninstallation of the application 4-1. Uninstallation of the application Please refer to the IWS Install Tool manual for details of the uninstallation process. (Note) Uninstalling the application will delete all information set with the application. 5. Frequently asked questions 5-1. Sign in/sign out Q: I want to keep the sign in status. A: If user authentication is disabled on the machine, or the signed in user is Public, this function is not available. Please sign in to the machine as an individual user, and start the application. On the sign in screen, the Stay Signed in checkbox will appear. Select the checkbox and sign in. When you start the application next time, you will be signed in automatically. Q: I want to release the retained sign in status. A: Tap the Sign out button to sign out from the application. When you start the application next time, the sign in screen will appear Setting Q: I want to save the scan setting as the default setting, but the Save button is not displayed. A: The function is not available if the user who signs into the machine is Public. Please sign in to the machine as an individual user. Q: I want to save the print setting as the default setting, but the Save button is not displayed. A: The function is not available if the user who signs into the machine is Public. Please sign in to the machine as an individual user Scan Q: One-touch scan is not displayed. A: The one-touch scan function is a function to scan a document and upload it to a registered bookmark. Please check whether a bookmark has been registered. 23

25 Q: I have selected a bookmark, but I cannot run one-touch scan. A: Data cannot be uploaded to the Sites & Workspaces bookmark by one-touch scan. Please select a bookmark in Document Library or Folder. Q: I cannot scan DOCX/XLSX file formats. A: Confirm that the file format extension package function (LK-110) in the i-option licence kit has been installed on the machine. Without installing the option, you cannot use the function. For the confirmation method, see Recommended options in this document. Q: I cannot scan PDF/CompactPDF with the searchable PDF setting. I cannot scan DOCX/XLSX/PPTX with the OCR (optical character recognition) setting. A: Confirm that the searchable PDF function (LK-105 v3) in the i-option licence kit has been installed on the machine. Without installing the option, you cannot use the function. For the confirmation method, see Recommended options in this document Print Q: I cannot print DOCX/XLSX files. A: Confirm that the file format extension package function (LK-110) in the i-option licence kit has been installed on the machine. Without installing the option, you cannot use the function. For the confirmation method, see Recommended options in this document. Q: DOCX/XLSX/PPTX files are garbled when I print them out. A: DOCX/XLSX/PPTX files may not be printed correctly if they contain languages other than the following: Japanese English French German Italian Spanish 5-5. Others Q: I want to carry out a server search, but the link is greyed out and cannot be pressed. A: When sites & workspaces or document libraries are displayed in a list, the server search function is not available. It is available when documents are displayed in a list. 24

26 Q: How do I return from the document preview screen? A: Tap the x button in the upper right-hand corner of the PDF viewer. Then the screen will automatically return to the previous screen. Q: I cannot access some of the document libraries or folders displayed in a list. A: You cannot access document libraries and folders for which you are not given access rights on the server. 6. Precautions relating to use of the application This chapter describes points to note when using the application Procedure before uninstalling the application When uninstalling the application, make sure that the application is not displayed on the control panel. (Example: display the menu screen by pressing the Menu button.) If the application is uninstalled while it is displayed, then the MFP may not work properly. If this happens, turn the power off and on, and then uninstall the application again Procedure during installation/uninstallation of the application Do not turn off the main power of the MFP during installation/uninstallation of the application. In case the main power of the MFP was turned off by accident during installation/uninstallation of the application, install/uninstall the application again Multi-touch operation Scaling of the display on screens other than the preview screen is not supported. When the display is scaled by pinching in/out, the display may be distorted Operations on the preview screen When saving or printing is performed from the toolbar on the image preview screen, the screen sometimes does not change. In that case, double-tap or pinch in/out the centre of the screen to return to the image preview screen. 25

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34 7-6. json2.js JSON in JavaScript Douglas Crockford 18 November 2010 JSON is a lightweight, language-independent, data-interchange format. See The files in this collection implement JSON encoders/decoders in JavaScript. JSON became a built-in feature of JavaScript when the ECMAScript Programming Language Standard Fifth Edition was adopted by the ECMA General Assembly in December Most of the files in this collection are for applications that are expected to run in obsolete Web browsers. For most purposes, json2.js is the best choice. json2.js: This file creates a JSON property in the global object, if there isn t already one, setting its value to an object containing a stringify method and a parse method. The parse method uses the eval method to do the parsing, guarding it with several regular expressions to defend against accidental code execution hazards. On current browsers, this file does nothing, preferring the built-in JSON object. json.js: This file does everything that json2.js does. It also adds a tojsonstring method and a parsejson method to Object.prototype. Use of this file is not recommended. json_parse.js: This file contains an alternative JSON parse function that uses recursive descent instead of eval. json_parse_state: This file contains an alternative JSON parse function that uses a state machine instead of eval. cycle.js: This file contains two functions, JSON.decycle and JSON.retrocycle, which make it possible to encode cyclical structures and dags in JSON, and to then recover them. JSONPath is used to represent the links. 33

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