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LegalSifter Implements PrizmDoc Editor for Improved Contract Automation

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Technical FAQ

PAS appears to be unable to retrieve my document. What could be the issue?

Question PAS appears to be unable to retrieve my document. What could be the issue? Answer If PAS is trying to retrieve documents from a source with a bad SSL certificate or a self-signed certificate and it is not configured to allow bad SSL certificates, it will fail to retrieve the document and log a […]

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Achieving the Best Results with the Accusoft OCR Component in FormSuite

An automated forms processing solution can significantly improve accuracy and efficiency when it comes to managing large quantities of documents containing structured content. Whether an organization needs to digitize existing records or is continuously processing new documents within application workflows, having a versatile optical character recognition (OCR) component working to identify and extract text from […]

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Supporting Legal Tech ISVs to Address New eDiscovery Challenges

  Ongoing Legal Digital Transformation There are many challenges facing the legal industry that legal tech and new emerging legal technology can help solve, but getting firms to adopt new technology to address these challenges can be a hurdle.  But the most recent challenge within the eDiscovery process is compounding them all.  The Arrival of […]

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ImageGear Collection: Powerful Image Processing Integration

Technical FAQ

What file formats does PrizmDoc Viewer currently support?

Question What file formats does PrizmDoc Viewer currently support? Answer Please refer to our latest documentation for the most up-to-date list of supported file formats: Supported File Formats For documentation on older versions of PrizmDoc Viewer, please see our documentation archive.

Technical FAQ

How can I access the ViewerControl in the PrizmDoc samples?

Question Normally, when I create a viewer in my own application, I do: viewer = $("#some-div").pccViewer({ ...options }); Then I can make calls like: viewer.viewerControl.search("Some search term."); But in the legacy samples the Viewer isn’t set to a global variable. How can I access the viewerControl object? Answer If you call $("#some-div").pccViewer(); without any arguments, […]

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Why is touch input for PrizmDoc Viewer not working in Chrome version 70+?

Question Why is touch input for PrizmDoc Viewer not working in Chrome version 70+? Answer PrizmDoc Viewer uses the Chrome Touch API to process touch input. This API was deprecated after Chrome version 70, and must be manually re-enabled in order for touch input to work in PrizmDoc. For Chrome versions 70-77: Paste the following […]

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How can I remove the scroll bar/disable scrolling in PrizmDoc Viewer?

Question How can I remove the scroll bar/disable scrolling in PrizmDoc Viewer? Answer A quick way to do this would be to have something like the code below. Make sure to do this after this DOM element has loaded, so after the viewer is ready. $('.pccPageListContainerWrapper').css('overflow', 'hidden'); The following will both remove the scroll bar, […]

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With PrizmDoc, how can I hide a predefined search if there are no results?

Question With PrizmDoc, how can I hide a predefined search if there are no results? Answer The predefined search option does not support that functionality, but you can instead perform a server-side search, and then activate the search panel if there are results to show: var viewer; var viewingSessionId = <%= viewingSessionId %>; var fixedSearchTerm […]

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With PrizmDoc, how can I hide a predefined search if there are no results?

Question With PrizmDoc, how can I hide a predefined search if there are no results? Answer The predefined search option does not support that functionality, but you can instead perform a server-side search, and then activate the search panel if there are results to show: var viewer; var viewingSessionId = <%= viewingSessionId %>; var fixedSearchTerm […]