If you are upgrading CAPRI in the workstation’s local hard drive, this pre-requisite should already have been met by an Action Item initiated by ESE. Reference national change order CO161098FY13. However, if one or more of your workstations have windows 7 and these do not have a CAPRI.EXE on local hard disk, i.e. in case of new installs or running CAPRI from a Network Share, on those workstations this pre-requisite has *not* been automatically met. You can meet this pre-requisite by following the instructions on this link In this document you may use either the SCCM method or the manual method. All workstations that will run CAPRI.EXE, MUST have this MODI package installed in order to view large .TIFF files. Even if running CAPRI from the network, this package MUST still be installed on the workstation. 4.10.3 Shared Network or CAPRI access via CPRS Installations If your site installs on a Shared Network Drive and users access a to launch “shortcut” CAPRI or if your users access CAPRI via CPRS, the following MUST be performed to allow users to view PDF files from DAS. Users will receive the following error if this is not done. Figure 11. CAPRI Shortcut Launch Error If the In” folder for CAPRI shortcut at your site is a read-only only folder, it should be “Start changed to a writable folder. This is the folder where documents from VLER DAS are stored temporarily for users to view documents (ex: PDF). Our recommendation is to use %TEMP% as the default starting directory. This can be set in the shortcut that is used to launch CAPRI. Right-click on the (desktop) CAPRI shortcut, select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, in the Start in field, enter %TEMP%. Click OK. Now, when launching CAPRI, it will be able to write temporary files such as Word documents or PDFs to the temporary directory, and CAPRI will be able to display those files to the user. NOTE: This temp directory change only fixes the denied” problem when CAPRI “access is launched directly from a shortcut. Figure 12. Example of Starting CAPRI from a TEMP Directory Location
If you are upgrading CAPRI in the workstation’s local hard drive, this pre-requisite should already have been met by an Action Item initiated by ESE. Reference national change order CO161098FY13. However, if one or more of your workstations have windows 7 and these do not have a CAPRI.EXE on local hard disk, i.e. in case of new installs or running CAPRI from a Network Share, on those workstations this pre-requisite has *not* been automatically met. You can meet this pre-requisite by following the instructions on this link In this document you may use either the SCCM method or the manual method. All workstations that will run CAPRI.EXE, MUST have this MODI package installed in order to view large .TIFF files. Even if running CAPRI from the network, this package MUST still be installed on the workstation. 4.10.3 Shared Network or CAPRI access via CPRS Installations If your site installs on a Shared Network Drive and users access a “shortcut” to launch CAPRI or if your users access CAPRI via CPRS, the following MUST be performed to allow users to view PDF files from DAS. Users will receive the following error if this is not done. Figure 11. CAPRI Shortcut Launch Error If the “Start In” folder for CAPRI shortcut at your site is a read-only only folder, it should be changed to a writable folder. This is the folder where documents from VLER DAS are stored temporarily for users to view documents (ex: PDF). Our recommendation is to use %TEMP% as the default starting directory. This can be set in the shortcut that is used to launch CAPRI. Right-click on the (desktop) CAPRI shortcut, select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, in the Start in field, enter %TEMP%. Click OK. Now, when launching CAPRI, it will be able to write temporary files such as Word documents or PDFs to the temporary directory, and CAPRI will be able to display those files to the user. NOTE: This temp directory change only fixes the “access denied” problem when CAPRI is launched directly from a shortcut. Figure 12. Example of Starting CAPRI from a TEMP Directory Location
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