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InDesign Server Jobs are tasks in Enterprise Server that are assigned to one of the configured instances of InDesign Server. Examples: Creating or refreshing a layout preview in the Multi-...

Enterprise Server 9 consists of a folder tree containing various sub folders as shown in the overview below. ...

Info: This feature requires Enterprise Server version 9.3.0 or higher. When adding a file to Enterprise, it needs to be made part of the structure that has been set up in the system. This ...

The following list shows the default file formats that are supported by Enterprise 9. Files of these types can be uploaded or saved to Enterprise (using Content Station or Smart Connection) and ope...

When a user deletes a file it is not fully deleted but stored in the Trash Can of Enterprise Server. Permanently deleting files from Enterprise is done by using the Trash Can application i...

The table below shows an overview of the icons used for all file types that are supported by default in Enterprise. Such icons are used by the following applications: Content...

The files that are stored in Enterprise are normally worked on in the client applications Content Station, InDesign or InCopy. While working on the file, it remains in the Enterprise workflow. This...

Note: The File Transfer Server is supported by Content Station 8 or higher; it is not yet supported by Smart Connection. The File Transfer Server separates files from operational data dur...

Step 1. Create the folder which is going to serve as the File Transfer Folder. Note: Make sure that the the Web Server user (“IUSR_<servername>”) has read & write access to that folder. ...

Note: Perform this step only when you want to move the File Transfer Server or the File Transfer Folde...