Ken Norcross

[Ken Norcross]

Hi, thanks for the quick reply.

Would there be any issue with a single download for the team? We prefer to do a single download, scan for viruses, security issues etc., call the single download the “official” approved install copy, and then let the team install from the single locally (and centrally) stored copy.

There are security and procedural issues with each team member downloading individually.

[Ken Norcross]

I also checke the profile xml, and I see the two statements you provided as an example.

[Ken Norcross]

OK I see what is happening.

For a new document, when you generate you get presented with a save file dialog.

If I hit cancel, the linked document is not present in the output.

If I then do “file save as…”, and regenerate, then the linked document content is there.

Another scenario I tried is a new document, when presented with the save dialog, save to a file.

The first run, there is no linked document content, but regenerate again and the linked document content is there.

So I am having success, but there is just something funny about the very first time, and if you never save the document you never see the linked document content.

[Ken Norcross]

I would also like to vote for Sharepoint support, with checkout/in support.

I am a new eaDocX user, and I am trying a few things. I do not have eaDocX document management turned on, and I am able to open a Word doc from a Sharepoint location mapped as a drive.

Word properly shows me a Check-out button in the toolbar, and I am able to click the button, and update the document (inserting eaDocX section, generating content, etc.).

But when saving the document, I do not get the usual check-in dialogs from Word, and when looking at Sharepoint after closing eaDocX, there is no update in Sharepoint, and the document appears to not have been checked-out.

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