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The ePublisher AutoMap application can be started in the following ways:
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Choose Start → All Programs → WebWorks → ePublisher AutoMap → WebWorks ePublisher AutoMap |
When you open ePublisher AutoMap, you will be presented with the ePublisher AutoMap main window:
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Choose Help → License Keys… |
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Enter or paste a new license key into the Key field. |
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Click the Add Key button. |
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Click OK to save your changes. |
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Choose Help → License Keys… |
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Click the Delete Key button. |
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Click OK to save your changes. |
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Displays the ePublisher AutoMap online user guide table of contents. |
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ePublisher AutoMap also contains a contextual menu available by selecting a job or multiple jobs and right clicking. This menu contains the same options as the Job menu making it easier to select options when working with jobs.
The application preferences that you can set from this panel include:
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Select Edit → Preferences… or choose the Preferences… |
The following sections describe each setting in the General tab:
The Job Folder field specifies the directory path where ePublisher AutoMap stores its job information. The Job folder contains the log file and a job file.
The log file contains information concerning the last conversion. This is a plain text file (.txt) and can be viewed with any text editor. The job file is in a proprietary XML format and includes all information describing the job. The job filename will be the same as the job with a .waj (WebWorks AutoMap Job) extension.
The default Job Folder is located at:
\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\WebWorks Automap\Jobs
username represents the login name of the current user and not the actual value as written.
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ePublisher AutoMap creates the job file from information entered through the graphical user interface and utilizes this file in generating the online output. Do not edit the job file directly! Doing so can make the file unreadable by ePublisher AutoMap. |
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The log file will only exist after the job has run at least one conversion. |
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Open the application Preferences. |
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If necessary, choose the General preferences tab. |
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In the Job Folder: field, type the path to the directory or network share where you want ePublisher AutoMap to store job information, or click Browse and navigate to the directory or network share. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
The Staging Folder field specifies the default directory path where jobs store information necessary for converting the job. This includes the automatically generated ePublisher project, intermediate data files, and the output files. In essence, the staging folder is a working directory for processing the job.
The default Staging Folder is located at:
\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\WebWorks Automap\Staging
username represents the login name of the current user and not the actual value as written.
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ePublisher AutoMap creates the staging folder contents from information entered through the graphical user interface and utilizes this information in generating the online output. Do not edit these files directly! Doing so may corrupt the ePublisher AutoMap job. |

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Open the application Preferences. |
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If necessary, choose the General preferences tab. |
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In the Staging Folder field, type the path to the directory or network share where you want ePublisher AutoMap to store the Job projects and output created during your conversions, or click Browse and navigate to the directory or network share. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
The User Formats Folder field specifies the default directory path that ePublisher AutoMap searches for custom user formats.
The default User Formats Folder is located at:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\ePublisher Pro User Formats
username represents the login name of the current user and not the actual value as written.
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Open the application Preferences. |
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If necessary, choose the General preferences tab. |
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In the User Formats Folder field, type the path to the directory or network share where you want ePublisher AutoMap to find the custom user formats you want to use for creating jobs, or click Browse and navigate to the directory or network share. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
The Always scan for variables and conditions checkbox specifies whether ePublisher AutoMap should automatically scan for updated conditions and variables when panels displaying these values are presented.
By default, ePublisher AutoMap does not automatically scan for conditions and variables. To manually scan your documents for these values, click the Scan Documents button in the corresponding panels. The initial setting is disabled to prevent time wasted scanning when conditions or variables may not have changed since last opening the conditions or variables panels.
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Open the application Preferences. |
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If necessary, choose the General preferences tab. |
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Select the Always scan for variables and conditions checkbox. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
The Delete temporary files after generating checkbox tells ePublisher AutoMap whether it should retain or clean up files created in the Staging folder.
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Open the application Preferences. |
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If necessary, choose the General preferences tab. |
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Enable the Delete temporary files after generating checkbox. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
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Determine which source application should process a file that can be handled by multiple source applications. For example, text files with a .txt extension can be processed with both Adobe FrameMaker and Microsoft Word. The File Mappings panel allows you to choose which application to use in cases where multiple applications can be used. |
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Use custom or proprietary file extensions. You may give your Adobe FrameMaker or Microsoft Word source file a non-standard file extension. For example, instead of using .doc for Microsoft Word files you may wish to use a more meaningful extension to your organization such as .word or .src. The File Mappings panel allows you to add your custom extension and map it to the appropriate source application adapter. |
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Facilitates new input formats in the future. Quadralay plans to add more input formats in the near future, including XML formats. Since XML is a common format, the source files are usually given unique and descriptive file extensions. The File Mappings panel ensures that your projects are ready to handle any future input sources. |
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Only the source application adapters installed will be shown in the File Mappings user interface. |
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Open the application Preferences. |
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Choose the File Mappings preferences tab. |
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Click the Add button. |
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Type a file extension to be mapped into the File extension field. |
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Select one of the installed source adapters from the Adapter (Tool) popup. |
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Click OK to save the new mapping. |
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Click OK to save your settings. |
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Open the application Preferences. |
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Choose the File Mappings preferences tab. |
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Select a file extension from the File Extension column. |