- How do I navigate to NETtrieve on
the web?
- Where can I find more information
regarding HIPPA compliancy?
- Does NETtrieve support email?
- What format is used to store information
within NETtrieve?
- Does NETtrieve have size limitations
in the amount of data it can hold?
- Does NETtrieve have audit and tracking
capabilities?
- What server/client platforms are supported by NETtrieve??
- How much disk space does an imaging system typically require?
- Does NETtrieve support electronic forms?
- How much total RAM does NETtrieve require?
- Does NETtrieve require special display cards or monitors?
- Which manufacturers make document imaging scanners?
- Is there a special scanner to scan checks?
- How can I scan large format documents?
Type in the URL http://mxds.com/
http://www.hipaa.org/
http://www.hipaadvisory.com/regs/
Yes, NETtrieve is MAPI compliant. NETtrieve offers an
Outlook add-in component that allows you to import email with
any corresponding attachments.
All documents are stored using their original file format.
NETtrieve has no processing, storage, or image size limitations.
Yes, NETtrieve supports complete audit trails.
Server: Windows NT, Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003
Client:Windows 98, Windows 98se, Windows Millennium
(ME), Windows NT, Windows
XP, Windows 2000.
A single page document typically occupies approximately 50kb of disk space. If your
storage space is equal to 1 gigabyte (GB) you can hold approximately 20,000 pages.
Yes, NETtrieve supports embedded Formatta eforms for both
the folder and document
levels. NETtrieve also incorporates embedded electronic
forms for workflow processes.
Minimum RAM requirements for any NETtrieve server or client
are the same system minimum requirements as the OS or desktop
.
NETtrieve works with any Windows-compatible video card and VGA (or better) monitor,
and recommend that you use at least a 15" monitor with at least 800 x 600 dpi in resolution.
Some of the top scanner manufacturers include Canon, Ricoh, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Bell & Howell,
Hewlett Packard, Avision, Mitsubishi, Visionshape, Kodak and BancTec. Document
imaging scanners use either a flatbed or document feeder used to capture paper documents.
Several manufacturers make scanners specifically designed for checks that read the
magnetically encoded MICR numbers at the bottom of the check. If you do not have
one of these scanners, most checks can be scanned with regular document imaging scanners
and OCR’ed as usual, though the MICR numbers will not be read.
Several manufacturers make scanners specifically designed for checks that
read the magnetically encoded MICR numbers at the bottom of the check. If you
do not have one of these scanners, most checks can be scanned with regular
document imaging scanners and OCR’ed as usual, though the MICR numbers will
not be read.
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