Installing the Eclipse Document Indexer

Perform this installation for any PC that you will use to access scanned images to attach to Eclipse records. This installation includes the Eclipse software for Windows that is necessary for file attaching and indexing.

Eclipse Document Indexer is Windows software, licensed for image scanning workstations. Use this software to scan and manipulate document images, and index them to your Eclipse records. Also use the Document Indexer to view, copy, print or fax the scanned images.

Minimum requirements for installation:

A Windows computer with a 166 MHz processor and 32 MB of RAM memory, 200 MHz or faster processor and 128 MB of RAM memory recommended for imaging workstations.
40 MB of free hard disk space for program files (100 MB of free hard disk space recommended for caching images).
Eterm version 4.00 or greater for full use of all the imaging features. Sacrificing some features, Eterm 3.4 is the minimum usable version for Eclipse Document Imaging. Check your version number by starting Eterm, and choosing About from its Help menu. If you need to update Eterm, you can do so from the Eclipse Document Imaging installation CD-ROM.
(Optional) VSI-FAX® Gold Series Windows Network Client Interface software for faxing file images.

The Attachment Viewer software, used to view and print image attachments, must be installed separately. Install the Attachment Viewer before or after installing the Document Indexer.

To install the Eclipse Document Indexer:

Verify that you have installed the software for your scanner. Consult the documentation with your scanner and install any scanner software necessary. If you are using an ISIS scanner, you normally only need to install the ISIS driver software.
Download the current Eclipse software from http://distribution.activant.com/eclipse-support.
Select and run the Eclipse Document Indexer installation. Use all the default installation options.

Installation creates a folder on your computer to store images. By default, this storage directory is created on the same hard drive as your Windows system software. The folder's default path and name is C:\InBasket.