Attachment

Any file can be attached to an imaged document as an annotation. The attachment icon differs depending on the native application of the file attached. For example, when attaching a Microsoft Word document, the icon displayed is whereas an image attachment, such as a JPEG image, would display as .

Once placed, you can launch it in its native application; view its creator, creation date, and the last modification date; view or change the file name; mark it as protected or private; or delete it.

Note: Attachments are stored in volumes. A user without rights to the volume will not be able to access the attachment.

To place an attachment on an image

  1. Make sure the Image Pane is visible.
  2. From the toolbar, click Add Attachment , select Attachment from the Annotations menu, or right-click the image, point to Add Annotation, and select Attachment to switch to Attachment mode.
  3. Select the attachment you want to add to the image and click Open.
  4. Click on the image where you want the attachment placed.

  1. From the document viewer, click Add Attachment in the toolbar or select Attachment from the Annotations menu.
  2. The Create Attachment Annotation dialog box will open. Browse to the attachment you want to add to the image and click Open. Click OK in the Create Attachment Annotation
  3. Click on the image where you want the attachment placed.

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