Supported Client Applications Localized User Interface
1.4 Supported Client Applications
The client software of Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 can integrate each of the following client applications with the supported content servers. The installer automatically detects the supported applications on your computer and installs the appropriate integration features to provide these applications direct access to content management functionality. Windows Explorer ■ Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or higher, 32-bit or 64-bit version ■ Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 or higher, 32-bit or 64-bit version ■ Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit version Desktop Applications ■ Microsoft Word 2002 XP through 2010 ■ Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 XP through 2010 ■ Microsoft Excel 2002 XP through 2010 E-Mail Client Applications ■ Microsoft Outlook 2002 XP through 2010 ■ Lotus Notes Email Client 6.5.2 through 8.5 with Lotus Domino mail databases based on release 6 or 7 mail templates; release 8 mail templates are currently not supported For more information on setting up client computers for use with Desktop Integration Suite, see Chapter 2, Setting Up Desktop Integration Suite on Client Computers. Note: See Chapter 7, Working With Content Server Connections for more information on connecting to content servers. Note: You can interact with content servers from within these applications directly. Files created in other office applications such as Microsoft Visio or Corel WordPerfect can be managed using Windows Explorer integration or the content servers web interface. Note: The Desktop Integration Suite client software can coexist with the Oracle Beehive extensions for Microsoft Outlook and Windows Explorer. Introduction 1-71.5 Localized User Interface
Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 offers localized user interfaces for the client software. The following user interface languages are supported: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese both Brazil and Portugal, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Russian, Greek, Turkish, Hebrew, Chinese both Simplified and Traditional, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Arabic. The user interface language is automatically set to match the locale of the operating system; for example, if you are running a German version of Microsoft Windows, then the Desktop Integration Suite user interface will also be German.1.6 Accessibility Features
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» What’s New in Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 PS3 11.1.1.4
» What’s New in Desktop Integration Suite 11gR1 PS2 11.1.1.3
» About Desktop Integration Suite Supported Content Servers
» Supported Client Applications Localized User Interface
» Accessibility Features Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Installation Requirements Installation Considerations
» Manually Configuring the Notes.ini File
» Oracle Content Servers Hierarchy in Folders List Content Pane and Preview Pane
» Content Pane View Modes Buttons in Standard Buttons Toolbar
» About Microsoft Office Integration Integration Into Microsoft Office XP 2002 and 2003
» Integration Into Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010
» Close Dialog Most Recently Used MRU List
» Microsoft Office Document Properties
» Oracle Content Servers Hierarchy in Mail Folders Integration Items in Outlook 2002, 2003, and 2007
» Integration Items in Outlook 2010
» Oracle Content Servers Hierarchy in Mail Pane Integration Items in Actions Menu
» About E-mail Client Integration Content Pane and Preview Pane Content Pane View Modes
» Showing or Hiding the Oracle Content Servers Hierarchy About the Integration Hierarchy
» Top-Level Node Oracle Content Servers Content Server Nodes
» Contribution Folders Content Server Folders
» My Checked-Out Content My Saved Queries
» My Workflow Assignments Projects
» Trash Search Results Oracle Content Server Repositories
» Oracle Content Database Repositories WebDAV Server Repositories
» General Servers Context Menus
» Showing or Hiding the Preview Pane Showing or Hiding the Folders Pane Setting the Column Display
» About Content Server Connections
» Content Server Types Content Server Capabilities
» Content Server URLs Online vs. Offline Servers
» Server Context Menus Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Connecting to a Content Server Logging Off a Content Server Working With a Content Server Offline
» Setting Metadata To Be Remembered for Form-Based Check-ins
» Identifying the URLs for Oracle Content Server
» Content Folder Metadata Inheritance Content Folder Context Menus
» Content File Versioning About Content Files
» Folder User Content File Metadata
» Local Caching of Content Files Content Management Actions on Files
» Content File Status About Content Files
» Creating Content Folders Creating New Content Files
» Modifying Existing Content Files
» Saving and Checking In Files in Microsoft Office Applications
» Right-click and choose Sharing.
» Renaming Content Folders and Files
» Copying Content Folders and Files
» Moving Content Folders and Files
» Deleting Content Folders and Files Propagating Folder Metadata
» Browsing to Content Files Searching for Content Files
» About Content Folder and File Shortcuts
» Copying Content File Links Enabling Metadata Prompting for Content Folders
» Open the My Workflow Assignments node on the Oracle Content Server instance
» About Offline Folders and Files
» About E-mail Integration E-mail Specific Metadata on Oracle Content Server
» Default E-mail Metadata and File Names
» Setting the E-mail Attachment Option
» Inserting Links to Content Files on a Server Into E-mail
» Attaching Content Files on a Server to E-Mail
» Understanding Inserted Links About Inserting Managed Content Into Microsoft Office Files
» Understanding Inserted Files About Inserting Managed Content Into Microsoft Office Files
» Understanding Inserted Images About Inserting Managed Content Into Microsoft Office Files
» Inserting Files Inserting Images
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