I printed a few invoices through eprints. I did not know how to use the files as an attachment to my local Outlook to send to client. How do I do that?

Also, if I backup data, how do I move the ZIP file to my local workstation?

RES

I printed a few invoices through eprints. I did not know how to use the files as an attachment to my local Outlook to send to client.
How do I do that?
We’re working on streamline the process of PDF generation, saving, viewing & printing, but In the meantime, a workaround is to change the location where the ePrint PDFs are being saved. Point this to a specific folder on your local drive C:
BTW, your local drive C: in Adagio Cloud appears a M: and another drive Z: which appears as Z: if this is your "Shared" local drive mapping.

In ePrint select/click Edit Profile - this will pop-up "Edit Profile",
Change the Radio Button for “Save PDFs”
From “Relative to Company Data”
To “Relative to This Base Folder”
Type in the folder name to one of your Local drives [Drive M:=C: & or Z: if its mapped]
Going forward your PDFs will print to this folder, which you can access immediately on your local machine.


Also, if I backup data, how do I move the ZIP file to my local workstation?

Managing of files will be handled by Adagio File Browser.
A workaround is to modify the drive location of your Backups to anywhere on drive M: or Z:(if mapped)

Open an Adagio Module,
Click on menu: File | Backup | Backup Options
Modify the Zip Path to somewhere on your Local Drive(s) M: or Z:, Save the settings.
Going forward, the backup process will backup directly to your chosen Local Drive.

If you're still experiencing problems with any of these issues, please eMail Cloud-Support.

-Harj

RES

I will make the adjustments and let you know how it goes. From what you are saying, I do not need to map a M: drive on my local machine, it will just be equivalent.

Yes Drive M: in the Cloud will always be your Local Drive C:
Also, Drive Z: in the Cloud will be your Local Drive Z:

These drives will only show if they are present locally, when you connect to the cloud.

The M: drive worked in the data backup without mapping any M: drive locally.

For ePrints it needed an M: drive. Once mapped it worked.

Sorry, I have to report that ePrints did not work. I could not direct the PDFs to my local drive even when I mapped a drive as M: locally. I will work on this some more and let you know how it goes.

Hi, Bob,

Let us look into this more and get back to you.

Hi, Bob,

Yes, you're correct. This does appear to be broken. Thank you for making us aware of this. I've confirmed & reported it to R&D so it can be fixed.