DocuWorks Viewer Light 10 Release Notess

April 2025
FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
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This file contains information on use of DocuWorks Viewer Light 10 and DocuWorks Viewer Light Control 10 (hereafter DocuWorks Viewer Light and DocuWorks Viewer Light Control).

Table of Contents
1. Overview
1-1. About DocuWorks
1-2. Overview of DocuWorks Viewer Light
1-3. Overview of DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
2. New Features of DocuWorks Viewer Light 10
3. Copying and Distributing
4. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Supported Browsers
5. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Operational Restrictions Caused by Enabling the Protected Mode for Microsoft Windows 10/Windows 11 and Disabling Procedure
5-1. Operational Restrictions
5-2. Disabling the Protected Mode
6. Installation
6-1. Installation Requirements
6-2. Installation Notes
7. Silent Installation
7-1. How to Perform a Silent Installation
7-2. Executing Silent Installation Using the "Setup.exe" Command Appended with the "/s" Option
7-3. Programming Silent Installation Settings to the "setup.ini" File
7-4. License Agreement After Silent Installation Is Performed
8. Customizing Installation
8-1. Creating a Customized Installation Setup File
8-2. Format of Customized Installation Setup File
8-3. Section Names
8-4. Keys
8-5. Describing Settings for Reboot in the "setup.ini" File
9. Uninstallation
9-1. Uninstallation Notes
9-2. Uninstallation Procedure
10. Starting and Exiting
10-1. Starting and Exiting DocuWorks Viewer Light
10-1-1. Starting
10-1-2. Exiting
10-2. Starting and Exiting DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
10-2-1. Starting
10-2-2. Exiting
11. Running DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
11-1. Security
11-2. Manipulating Signed Documents
11-3. About Byte-serving Function
11-3-1. Operations Affected by Byte-serving
11-3-2. Requirements for Byte-serving
11-4. About Support for ActiveX Controls
11-5. Displaying DocuWorks files Embedded in HTML
11-6. Setting Up Web Server
11-6-1. Notes for Server Administrators Newly Publishing DocuWorks files to the Web
11-6-2. Notes for Server Administrators Who Have Already Published DocuWorks files to the Web
12. Notes and Restrictions
12-1. Operation
12-1-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light
12-1-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
12-2. Displaying and Printing
12-2-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light
12-2-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
12-3. Printer Driver Settings
12-3-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light
12-4. Memory and Performance
12-4-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light
12-4-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
12-5. Byte-serving for DocuWorks Viewer Light Control
13. DocuWorks Content Filter 10
13-1. Supported Document Search Software
13-2 How and What It Extracts
13-2-1. Supported DocuWorks Files
13-2-2. Content To Be Extracted
13-2-3. Extraction Method
13-3. Notes and Restrictions
14. Website
15. Trademarks
16. Handling of Personal Information
17. Copyright

1. Overview

1-1. About DocuWorks

DocuWorks allows you to integrate variety types of application data as one DocuWorks file which can be stacked or unstacked. Also, its Viewer program comes with simple editing functions that you can use to add annotations, drawings, etc. For more information on DocuWorks, see 14. Website.

1-2. Overview of DocuWorks Viewer Light

DocuWorks Viewer Light is a simple version of DocuWorks Viewer. DocuWorks Viewer Light can be used for displaying DocuWorks files (DocuWorks documents, DocuWorks binders, and DocuWorks containers) in an environment where DocuWorks is not installed. It does not provide any editing functions.
With DocuWorks Viewer Light, it is possible to search for or copy a text string in a DocuWorks file, jump between links with link annotations, and extract original data or content from a DocuWorks file. You can also print DocuWorks documents and DocuWorks binders.

1-3. Overview of DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

DocuWorks Viewer Light Control is used for displaying DocuWorks files on browsers. This software allows web browsers to display DocuWorks documents that are embedded in websites. It does not provide any editing functions.
With DocuWorks Viewer Light Control, it is possible to search for or copy a text string in a DocuWorks file, jump between links with link annotations, and extract original data or content from a DocuWorks file. You can also print DocuWorks documents and DocuWorks binders.
Also, DocuWorks Viewer Light Control supports byte-serving function and ActiveX controls.

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2. New Features of DocuWorks Viewer Light 10

- The design of the software application has been changed.

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3. Copying and Distributing

You can copy and distribute DocuWorks Viewer Light. However, you must copy this software in whole, including the installer, as well as this release notes documentation, copyright and trademark information.
Modification of this installer program from FUJIFILM Business Innovation or replacement of it by another program is strictly forbidden.

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4. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Supported Browsers

DocuWorks Viewer Light Control supports the following browsers:

- Google Chrome 107 or later
- Microsoft Edge 107 or later

Note:
You can also use Microsoft Edge in Internet Explore mode. To use the product with Microsoft Edge in Internet Explore mode, Internet Explorer 11 must be installed on your computer and must be enabled as a Windows feature.

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5. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Operational Restrictions Caused by Enabling the Protected Mode for Microsoft Windows 10/Windows 11 and Disabling Procedure

5-1. Operational Restrictions

The following restrictions apply:

- When opening a document protected by a password, you cannot use the feature to temporarily store the password. Password entry is required at all times when opening the password-protected document.
- You cannot display a document protected by Electronic Signatures.
- You cannot display a document protected by Digital Certificates.
- You cannot verify the signature.
- You cannot manually specify a folder in [Location of temporary file] in [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] dialog box.
- You must configure pertinent settings in [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] individually depending on the Protected Mode is enabled or disabled.
- You must configure pertinent settings in DocuWorks Viewer Light Control print settings individually depending on the Protected Mode is enabled or disabled.

5-2. Disabling the Protected Mode

Display the file after performing one of the following remedies:

- Temporarily disable the Protected Mode in [Internet Options].
- Add the server to Trusted sites in [Internet Options].
- Download the DocuWorks file.

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6. Installation

6-1. Installation Requirements

The following operating systems are required to install DocuWorks Viewer Light.

Compatible OS*1 | Windows 11 (64 bit) Windows 10 (64 bit)
CPU*2 | 64-bit (x64) Intel or AMD processor, 1 GHz or higher
Hard disk capacity*2 | 500 MB or more free space is required for installation Additional 200 MB or more free space is recommended for actual operation
Memory capacity*2 | 2 GB or more
Web browser*3*4 | Google Chrome TM 107 or later Microsoft Edge 107 or later *5
Display*2 | 1280 x 768 pixels or more, full colors
Required software | Windows Search 4.0 is required when using the fast search function with indexing

*1： | For the latest information on the supported operating systems, refer to our website.
*2： | Conforms to recommended values for each OS.
*3： | Please use a web browser supported by your OS.
*4： | To view the online help, use Microsoft Edge (not in Internet Explorer mode) or Google Chrome.
*5： | For Internet Explorer mode, Internet Explorer 11 must be installed on your computer and must be enabled as a Windows feature.

6-2. Installation Notes

- Before you begin installation of DocuWorks Viewer Light, make sure to exit any running applications.
- Your user account must have Administrator or equivalent privileges to perform installation.
- If DocuWorks is already installed, then the DocuWorks Viewer Light installation will not alter the way DocuWorks documents are linked to their applications. On the contrary, however, after DocuWorks Viewer Light installation, if you install DocuWorks, then links between DocuWorks files and their applications will be changed to DocuWorks.
- When running silent installation, make sure that you set the language to install, for example by using the LID key in the Language section of the installation customizing setting file or by using an argument to Setup.exe (/L).
- If you install or uninstall extensions manually from the browser without using the DocuWorks Viewer Light installer, you will no longer be able to install and uninstall extensions with the installer. In order to be able to install and uninstall extensions with the installer, you need to do a repair. For information on how to do this, refer to the online help.

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7. Silent Installation

DocuWorks Viewer Light can be installed silently. In a silent installation, installation is completed without Install Wizard being displayed and without the user performing any operation. Silent install is useful when batch-installing DocuWorks Viewer Light on many PCs.
During silent installation, the system uses defaults for the settings such as the destination folder, and whether to use DocuWorks Viewer Light Control. These default settings can also be customized by using the method described in "8. Customizing Installation".

7-1. How to Perform a Silent Installation

There are two ways of executing a silent installation.

- By using the "Setup.exe" command appended with the /s option
- By editing the "dwvlt.ini" file and executing "Setup.exe"

7-2. Executing Silent Installation Using the "Setup.exe" Command Appended with the "/s" Option

Execute "Setup.exe /s" at the command prompt or in a batch file.

7-3. Programming Silent Installation Settings to the "dwvlt.ini" File

You can create a text file named "dwvlt.ini" that describes the silent installation settings, and save this file in the folder in which "Setup.exe" is stored, and then execute "Setup.exe".

1. Open the "dwvlt.ini" file with a text editor, and add the following sections:
   [Install]
   SilentInstall=Y
   Important
   You need to choose Unicode as character encoding to create the "dwvlt.ini" file. When editing the file, be sure to use an application which is capable to save the file with Unicode encoding.
2. Save the changes made to the "dwvlt.ini" file, and execute "Setup.exe".

7-4. License Agreement After Silent Installation Is Performed

When a silent installation has been performed, the license agreement is displayed when DocuWorks Viewer Light is started up for the first time.

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8. Customizing Installation

You can customize the settings such as the destination folder, and whether to use DocuWorks Viewer Light Control. Customized settings can be applied to both regular installation and silent installation.

8-1. Creating a Customized Installation Setup File

You can create a text file named "dwvlt.ini" that describes the installation settings, and save this file in the folder in which "Setup.exe" is stored. The program will be installed according to the settings described in this file.
If you want to place the setup file for customized installation in a different folder than the one where "Setup.exe" is stored, execute the "Setup.exe" command with the /o option to specify the full path to the setup file for customized installation.
Setup.exe /o "full path to the setup file for customized installation"

8-2. Format of Customized Installation Setup File

The format of this file is the same as that for a regular Windows ini file. Program keys and values on the same line joined by "= (symbol)".
[Section Name1]
Key 1 = value 1
Key 2 = value 2
[Section Name2]
Key 1 = value 1
Key 2 = value 2

- [Section Name1] corresponds to the dialog box that is displayed at installation or the installation settings that do not belong to the dialog box.
- [Key] corresponds to the dialog box setting items or the installation settings that do not belong to the dialog box.
- [Value] corresponds to the content to specify to the setting items.

8-3. Section Names

The following describes the meanings of section names, corresponding dialog boxes and installation settings.

Section name | Description
--- | ---
InstFolder | Corresponds to the [Destination Folder] dialog box.
ViewerLightControl | Corresponds to the [View DocuWorks Documents in Browser] dialog box.
Language | Sets the language to install. By default, the language corresponding to the OS's system locale is set.

8-4. Keys

The following describes the keys and values of each section. Defaults are applied if these are not configured or illegal values are set.

- [InstFolder] section

Key | Value | Description
--- | --- | ---
Path | Install destination folder path | Set the full path of the install destination folder.

- [ViewerLightControl] section

Key | Value | Description
--- | --- | ---
IE | Y (default) | [Microsoft Edge (Internet Explorer mode)] is selected.
N | [Microsoft Edge (Internet Explorer mode)] is not selected.
Edge | Y (default) | [Microsoft Edge] is selected.
N | [Microsoft Edge] is not selected.
EdgeSiteListFile | A file path to the settings file for the web site to open DocuWorks documents on Microsoft Edge | If you omit the key, or if no file exists at the specified file path, the setting is ignored.
Chrome | Y (default) | [Google Chrome] is selected.
N | [Google Chrome] is not selected.
ChromeSiteListFile | A file path to the settings file for the web site to open DocuWorks documents on Google Chrome | If you omit the key, or if no file exists at the specified file path, the setting is ignored.

- [Language] section

Key | Value | Description
--- | --- | ---
LID | 1028 | Set this when installing Traditional Chinese.
1033 | Set this when installing English.
1041 | Set this when installing Japanese.
1042 | Set this when installing Korean.
1054 | Set this when installing Thai.
1066 | Set this when installing Vietnamese.
2052 | Set this when installing Simplified Chinese.

Important
For silent installation, the language defaults to English. To run silent installation in a language other than English, make sure that you set the language by using this key or you set the language as an argument to Setup.exe (/L).

8-5. Describing Settings for Reboot in the "dwvlt.ini" File

You can create a text file named "dwvlt.ini" that describes the restart settings, and save this file in the folder in which "Setup.exe" is stored, and then execute "Setup.exe".

1. Open the "dwvlt.ini" file in a text editor and add the following sections:
   [Finish]
   Reboot=Y
   Important
   If you omit the Reboot key, the computer is rebooted only if reboot is required after installation. To not reboot the computer, describe as "Reboot=N".
   You need to choose Unicode as character encoding to create the "dwvlt.ini" file. When editing the file, be sure to use an application which is capable to save the file with Unicode encoding.
2. Save changes made to the "dwvlt.ini" file, and then execute "Setup.exe".

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9. Uninstallation

By uninstalling DocuWorks Viewer Light, all related files that were created during installation are deleted from your PC's hard disk.

9-1. Uninstallation Notes

- No files created by the user in the install directory will be deleted.
- Your user account must have Administrator or equivalent privileges to perform installation.

9-2. Uninstallation Procedure

Uninstall DocuWorks Viewer Light as follows:

1. From the Microsoft Windows [Start] menu, select [Control Panel].
2. Click [Uninstall a program].
3. On the [Programs and Features] screen, select [FUJIFILM DocuWorks Viewer Light 10] and then click [Uninstall].
4. Click [Yes] in the dialog box confirming uninstallation.
5. If the [User Account Control] dialog box appears, click [Yes].
   Uninstallation is finished.

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10. Starting and Exiting

10-1. Starting and Exiting DocuWorks Viewer Light

For details on menu commands and dialog boxes of DocuWorks Viewer Light, refer to Help. To display Help, select [DocuWorks Viewer Light Help] from the [Help] menu of DocuWorks Viewer Light.

10-1-1. Starting

From the Microsoft Windows [Start] menu, select [All Programs] > [FUJIFILM DocuWorks] > [DocuWorks Viewer Light].
The DocuWorks Viewer Light window appears and you are ready to use the software.
Or, you can simply double-click a DocuWorks file and DocuWorks Viewer Light will start automatically.

10-1-2. Exiting

From the [File] menu of DocuWorks Viewer Light, select [Exit].

10-2. Starting and Exiting DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

10-2-1. Starting

DocuWorks Viewer Light Control starts if a DocuWorks file is displayed in the browser window. The following methods can be used to display a DocuWorks file in the browser window:

1. Select the DocuWorks file that is specified by the anchor tag <a> in the HTML file.
2. Enter the URL of the DocuWorks file in the address field in the browser.
3. Open the DocuWorks file by specifying it using the [File] menu of the browser.
4. Drag-and-drop the DocuWorks file into the browser window.

Refer to "11-5. Displaying DocuWorks files Embedded in HTML" for specifying the URL or HTML.

10-2-2. Exiting

DocuWorks Viewer Light Control exits when you close the browser or display another HTML file.

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11. Running DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

11-1. Security

To display a protected DocuWorks file in DocuWorks Viewer Light Control you are requested to enter Open Password.
DocuWorks files protected by DocuWorks Electronic Signature or Digital Certificate cannot be displayed in DocuWorks Viewer Light Control.
However, if DocuWorks 6 is installed and if the Electronic Signature specified as being capable of opening the protected document is registered in the [My Signature] tab of your Electronic Signature Case, you can open the document.
To open document protected by a Digital Certificate, the certificate used to configure the security must be registered in the [Personal] tab of the Certificate Manager of Windows Internet Explorer.
For protected documents, "print", "extract original data", "show/hide annotations", "rotate", "copy selected text", "copy OCR result", and "copy Image" commands are prohibited. Menu commands and tool buttons which relate to the prohibited operations cannot be selected.
Permissions required for individual operations are as follows:

Operations | Required Rights
--- | ---
Print | Printing right
Extract original data | Copying right
Show/hide annotations | Annotation editing right
Rotate | Document editing right
Copy selected text | Copying right
Copy OCR result | Copying right
Copy image | Copying right

11-2. Manipulating Signed Documents

- You can display signed documents.
- The status of signature verification can be displayed.
- Documents signed by Electronic Signature can be verified with signatures only if DocuWorks is installed. (14887)

11-3. About Byte-serving Function

When a DocuWorks file on the website contains many pages, it may take a long time to download and display the entire file. Use of the byte-serving function will reduce the display time by downloading only pages required for display if the file size is larger than specified.

11-3-1. Operations Affected by Byte-serving

When the byte-serving function is activated, partial download is performed to display a DocuWorks file, to navigate pages, to display link destinations, to print the file, and to save the file.

11-3-2. Requirements for Byte-serving

- Files must be Ver. 2 or later to be displayed.
- The Web server must support the byte-serving function and the function must be activated on the server. The following servers are compatible:
  - Apache 2.4.54
  - Microsoft Internet Information Services 10
- To display a DocuWorks file on the system that runs on a Web server and uses CGI, the system must support the byte-serving function and operate to return the URL of the DocuWorks file.

11-4. About Support for ActiveX Controls

DocuWorks Viewer Light Control supports ActiveX controls. You can view and print DocuWorks files with ActiveX controls containers.
The control name of DocuWorks Viewer Light Control is [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control].
For details, refer to "DocuWorks Development Tool Kit 10 DocuWorks Viewer Control / DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Interface Specification".

11-5. Displaying DocuWorks files Embedded in HTML

Use the following tag to embed DocuWorks files into HTML.
<EMBED Attribute="Value"></EMBED>
The attribute and value must be specified as follows.

Attribute | Value
--- | ---
SRC | Name of DocuWorks file to embed
WIDTH | Width of the DocuWorks file, in pixels (If omitted, depends on browser)
HEIGHT | Height of the DocuWorks file, in pixels (If omitted, depends on browser)
PAGE | Pages of the DocuWorks file (If omitted, page 1)
SHEAF | Name of the document in the binder (If omitted, none)

- SRC must be specified.
- You can specify multiple attributes by entering a space to between them.
- The zoom rate of the display (or the print result) of the DocuWorks file is automatically decided by the specified width and height. It is displayed (or printed) by the specified width or height fitting to center of the window (or paper).
- The zoom rate available is between 10% and 1600%. If you specify a rate beyond this limit, an X mark is displayed (or printed) in the window (or paper) and the DocuWorks file is not displayed (or printed).
- If you specify a zoom rate near 10% and even if the DocuWorks file is displayed, only an X mark may be printed on the paper if the rate for printing falls below 10%. The same thing happens for specifying a zoom rate near 1600%.
- For PAGE, if you specify a page number which does not exist, the last page of the DocuWorks file is displayed.
- You can specify a page of the internal document by using SHEAF. If the specified internal document does not exist, the action will be the same as specifying sheaf="internal document name" in the URL.
- According to the specified width and height, the zoom ratio calculated may have slight error. In that case, the DocuWorks file may not fit to the width or height of the window.
- Tags other than the above one will not affect display of DocuWorks files.

For example, the following tag embeds the SAMPLE.XDW file into HTML.
<EMBED SRC="sample.xdw" WIDTH="300" HEIGHT="300"></EMBED>
If WIDTH is between 65 and 2488 pixels, and HEIGHT is between 90 and 3518 pixels, then embedded file (A4, Portrait) will be displayed correctly. If the % parameter can be used to specify WIDTH and HEIGHT, then the document size will be adjusted to the size of the window when displayed, or size of the paper when printed.

11-6. Setting Up Web Server

11-6-1. Notes for Server Administrators Newly Publishing DocuWorks files to the Web

DocuWorks Viewer Light uses the following MIMEType and extension. Be sure to set up the Web server accordingly. Some Web servers have these entries defined. For Web servers without such entries, specify these values manually.
MIMEType
application/vnd.fujifilm.fb.docuworks
Extension
xdw
MIMEType
application/vnd.fujifilm.fb.docuworks.binder
Extension
xbd
MIMEType
aapplication/vnd.fujifilm.fb.docuworks.container
Extension
xct

11-6-2. Notes for Server Administrators Who Have Already Published DocuWorks files to the Web

If the following MIME types are set in your web server, you need to change the settings to the MIME types described above: application/vnd.fujixerox.docuworks, application/vnd.fujixerox.docuworks.binder, application/vnd.fujixerox.docuworks.container, and application/x-fx-xdw.
Important
In a previous version of DocuWorks Viewer Light, using the MIME type may cause DocuWorks files not to display. In this case, install the latest version of DocuWorks Viewer Light on the client PC.

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12. Notes and Restrictions

The following explains notes and restrictions for operating DocuWorks Viewer Light and DocuWorks Viewer Light Control. The system errors in this documentation refer to any application errors and faults that cause the windows to close and Microsoft Windows to forcibly shut down.

12-1. Operation

12-1-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light

- Depending on the application, the printing may be processed in different order from the displayed text order. Because the text information within the DocuWorks document converted from those applications is held in a different order from the displayed text order, the search result may not be in the displayed order. (5572)
- Depending on the settings of applications or fonts, characters may be printed as images. If this happens, the converted DocuWorks documents hold no text information and cannot be searched using text search. (6537)
- When you install DocuWorks Viewer Light 8 in an environment where one of the DocuWorks versions 6.0 to 7.x is installed, module names displayed in the [Security Module Options] dialog box of Desk and Viewer are changed as follows, and the display order is also changed.
  - "Password (V4 compatible)" → "Password (56bit V4 or later)"
  - "Password (128bit V4 non-compatible)" → "Password (128bit V5 or later)"

12-1-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

- When displaying a DocuWorks file on a browser, on which a link annotation has been pasted in DocuWorks Viewer Light Control, if a local path or UNC path is used to specify the link file location under [File] in the [DocuWorks File Settings] dialog box, you may not be able to display the file properly, or may not be able to specify the page number or the document within a binder, depending on the browser in use. (4167, 11545, 13658)
- Depending on the application, the printing may be processed in the different order from the displayed text order. Because the text information within the DocuWorks document converted from those applications is held in a different order from the displayed text order, the search result may not be in the displayed order. (5572)
- Depending on the settings of applications or fonts, characters may be printed as images. If this happens, the converted DocuWorks documents hold no text information and so cannot be searched using text search. (6537)
- The byte-serving feature may not function when displaying DocuWorks files from a client on the Web server in DocuWorks Viewer Light Control. This is because DocuWorks Viewer Light Control adds the current time to the header information to communicate with the Web server. You can avoid this problem by setting the time of the Web server side later than that of the client side. (7233)
- If a transparent annotation is layered over signatures, you cannot verify the signatures or other manipulations on the layered portion. (11172)
- In Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (except for Internet Explorer mode), after you move from a tab on which a DocuWorks file is displayed to another page, you may not be able to go back to the previously displayed page even if you click the web browser's [Go back] and [Go forward] button.
- When you open a DocuWorks file in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (except for Internet Explorer mode), the default file name displayed in the file saving dialog box at the time you run [Save a Copy] may differ from the file name on the web site.
- When [Site access] is set to [On click] under the Google Chrome's Extensions settings, or when [Site access] is set to [On click] under the Microsoft Edge's Extensions settings (excluding Internet Explorer mode), even if you attempt to open a DocuWorks file after clicking the extension icon, the extension feature does not work, and the DocuWorks file is downloaded.

12-2. Viewing and Printing

12-2-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light

- In some applications, it may be difficult to see the color difference in printout than that in the data being viewed on the screen. If you convert this type of data to a DocuWorks file, the color in the file may appear different from the original data. (46)
- When you convert some application data to a DocuWorks file, patterns in the data may appear to be "filled" when viewed on the screen. However, this problem will not happen when you print the file. (51)
- Patterns in the DocuWorks files created from some applications may not be displayed correctly. However, this problem will not happen when you print the file. (65)
- If an application file contains hatch patterns, when you convert it to DocuWorks file, it may appear different from the original data when viewed in its application. However, this problem will not happen when you print the DocuWorks file. (174)
- If the screen display is set to less than 256 colors, then color in a DocuWorks file will appear dithered pattern. However, this problem will not happen when you print the file. (174)
- If a DocuWorks file is created from application data containing bitmaps and color patterns, it may take a while to display the file in DocuWorks Viewer Light. Also if a text annotation exceeds a certain size, its text may be displayed as slash lines. (670)
- If you are converting files that were created by Adobe® PageMaker® 6.0 of Adobe Systems Corporation and that contain characters having emphasis marks, to DocuWorks files, those marks may be corrupted and displayed as A or B on DocuWorks Viewer. This is because Adobe® PageMaker® outputs emphasis marks (dots) using a special font and sets it as being available when starting up the application. This problem occurs when Adobe® PageMaker® is not installed on your computer or it has never been started before the file containing those marks is displayed. (680)
- When you print a DocuWorks file containing ("&") mark in its file name, the "&" mark will not be shown as a file name in the dialog box which appears during printing. Also, an underline will be shown to the next of the "&" mark. (904)
- When you create a DocuWorks file from the Acrobat® data, characters of some alphabetical and symbolic fonts may be changed to strange symbols. (1270)
- If the size of text annotations exceeds the given size, text parts are displayed in shaded patterns. (1529)
- When you print a DocuWorks file containing graphics filled with shades or patterns to a GDI, ESC/Page, or PostScript® printer, the print result may differ from the case where the data is printed directly from its application software. (1861, 2247)
- When a DocuWorks file created from Freelance is printed to HP Laser Jet 4V, the underscore and strikethrough lines may not be printed and may become white. (1904)
- When you print a DocuWorks file created from application data with long width to a PostScript® printer, the portion filled with patterns (such as vertical, horizontal, or slanted line hatch patterns) may appear rotated by 90 degrees. (1908)
- The first character appearing in a line may be printed in the middle of the line or at the end of the line when printing DocuWorks files using a PCL5 printer (manufactured by Hewlett-Packard Co.). (2019)
- When a DocuWorks file created from Lotus® 1-2-3 is printed to HP Laser Jet 4V, part of the background pattern of graphs may be missing. (2039)
- When a DocuWorks file containing 1-point FreeHand annotations is printed to HP LaserJet 4V, some of the annotations may be printed as dotted lines. (2078)
- When you print selecting [Force to Print Slash Pattern for Transparent Color] in the [Print] dialog box, while transparent color will be replaced with slash pattern, the slash lines may interfere with the pattern in color and result in dirty spots. (2149)
- Depending on the display card used, the right edge of the body text may not be displayed in specific zoom ratio. If this happens, change the performance settings of the display card. (6992)
- When you display or print a DocuWorks document created by Microsoft PowerPoint or the like under Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition(Windows Me), textures and shading may be displayed or printed in different pattern from that in the original document. (7538)
- When printing a DocuWorks document created from a Lotus SuperOffice® file, white lines may appear in the gradation. (7601)
- When displaying a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file that has any rotated images or pasted images, white lines may appear on these images. (7618)
- When displaying and/or printing a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file that has any rotated images or pasted images, small black dots may appear on these images. (7622)
- Images and graphics that are contained in Microsoft Office documents and set to be transparent may be displayed as filled or outlined when being converted to DocuWorks documents. If this occurs, decrease the resolution when converting to DocuWorks documents. (11122)
- Depending on the drawing method for printing application data, images or symbols may be partially outlined or extra lines may be inserted when displaying the file after it is converted from a DocuWorks document. (11125, 14044)
- If the gradation or transparent images are displayed with [Smooth the edges of characters converted to bitmap format or graphics data] enabled, lines that are not contained in the image data may be displayed or images may be discolored. (11139)
- It may take a while for DocuWorks Viewer Light to display DocuWorks documents created from Microsoft PowerPoint documents that contain dotted lines or circles. In this case, select [DocuWorks Viewer Light Options] from the [File] menu of DocuWorks Viewer Light. In the [View] tab of the [DocuWorks Viewer Light Options] dialog box, uncheck the box next to [Smooth the edges of characters converted to the bitmap format or graphics data]. (12001)
- Line annotations created in DocuWorks 7 or later may be blurred depending on the display magnification when they are displayed in DocuWorks 6 or earlier. Line annotations are displayed by raising the display magnification. (15149)
- If a DocuWorks document contains the following characters with changed font width, it may not be displayed as expected.
  - UD Digi Kyokasho N-R
  - UD Digi Kyokasho N-B
  - BIZ UDGothic
  - BIZ UDMincho Medium
- The following items are excluded from a text search.
  - A text string that spans multiple pages.
  - Headers and footers specified in Viewer.
  - Image documents that are not OCR-processed.
  - Application pages which text cannot be recognized as selectable text.
  - Application pages which text is recognized as an image or an object, not as selectable text.
  - When the search target text is broken up by line feed.
  - Documents which are not properly OCR-processed.
  - Documents which are printed with text in different order compare to what is displayed on the screen.

12-2-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

- When the display is switched from embedded view to full screen view, the first page will be displayed at 100% zoom ratio, and annotation display will always be turned on. (2216)
- In the following cases, a DocuWorks file embedded in HTML may be displayed or printed as "X" at the location where it is embedded:
  - When WIDTH and HEIGHT are set so that the zoom ratio of the file is less than 10% or more than 1600%.
    If this happens, reduce the values of WIDTH and HEIGHT. (2321)
- If you open and print a rotated DocuWorks file with Microsoft Excel 2000, Microsoft Excel 2000 will print the file with its character strings not rotated due to the restrictions of Microsoft Excel 2000. (5744)
- Depending on the display card used, the right edge of the body text may not be displayed in specific zoom ratio. If this happens, change the performance settings of the display card. (6992)
- When printing a DocuWorks document created from a Lotus SuperOffice® file, white lines may appear in the gradation. (7601)
- When displaying a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file that has any rotated images or pasted images, white lines may appear on these images. (7618)
- When displaying and/or printing a DocuWorks document created from a Quark Xpress® file that has any rotated images or pasted images, small black dots may appear on these images. (7622)
- It may take a while for DocuWorks Viewer Light Control to display DocuWorks documents created from Microsoft PowerPoint documents that contain dotted lines or circles. In this case, select [DocuWorks Viewer Light Control Options] from the DocuWorks Viewer Light Control pop-up menu. Then from the [View] tab in the displayed dialog box, uncheck the box next to [Smooth the edges of characters converted to the bitmap format or graphics data]. (12001)
- In the following instances, the DocuWorks files on the FTP server may not be displayed. (13037, 13396)
  - When any double-byte characters are used in the file name.
  - When displaying the DocuWorks files via Proxy server.
- In a web application which transmits a form data to display a DocuWorks document, when refreshing the browser after displaying a DocuWorks document, it is not displayed properly. (13990)
- When displaying a page of internal document by the sheaf attribution or displaying a page with linked annotation by the link title attribution, if the page contains following characters as attribute value, assigned attribution does not come into effect. (14052)
  - single byte space character
  - &
  - #
- Line annotations created in DocuWorks 7 or later may be blurred depending on the display magnification when they are displayed in DocuWorks 6 or earlier. Line annotations are displayed by raising the display magnification. (15149)
- The following items are excluded from a text search.
  - A text string that spans multiple pages.
  - Headers and footers specified in Viewer.
  - Image documents that are not OCR-processed.
  - Application pages which text cannot be recognized as selectable text.
  - Application pages which text is recognized as an image or an object, not as selectable text.
  - When the search target text is broken up by line feed.
  - Documents which are not properly OCR-processed.
  - Documents which are printed with text in different order compare to what is displayed on the screen.
- When you display a DocuWorks file in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (except for Internet Explorer mode), it is opened in another tab rather than displayed in embedded form.

12-3. Printer Driver Settings

12-3-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light

- For a DocuWorks document created from application data, be sure to set the print resolution of the file to that used in conversion. Otherwise, the print result of the DocuWorks file may differ from that of the application data. (623)
- If DocuWorks files are printed with the ESC/Page Printer (manufactured by EPSON) on which [EMF] is set as the spool data format, the Windows system may not be able to operate after printing is completed. In this case, set the spool data format to [RAW] or set to disable spooling. (1881)
- Depending on the printer driver in use, DocuWorks files created from large bitmaps may not be printed correctly. For example, a PostScript® printer cannot correctly print DocuWorks files created from A2-3010dpi equivalent (4960 x 7015 dots) or A3-600dpi equivalent (7015 x 9921 dots) monochrome bitmaps. In this case, be sure to decrease the printer driver's resolution. (2182)
- When printed from Microsoft Edge or a store app to DocuWorks Printer, texts are converted to diagrams in the DocuWorks document. In this case, the text in the DocuWorks document cannot be selected and the size of the DocuWorks document might be large. (24246)

12-4. Memory and Performance

12-4-1. DocuWorks Viewer Light

- When there is not sufficient memory, image of the DocuWorks file page may not appear and you will see an "X" in the page. To solve this problem, reduce the zoom ratio, or close other running applications and then restart DocuWorks Viewer Light. (21)
- When you print a DocuWorks files created from complex data (pattern fill, gradation, heavy use of bitmap, etc.) to a PostScript® printer, the PostScript® data may become bigger in size. This may result in longer printing time of the original data or the print's capacity may be exceeded. (2030)

12-4-2. DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

- The number of DocuWorks files that can be displayed in embedded view in a page depends on the memory and disk space of the client machine. Therefore, be careful with the resources when viewing pages with many embedded DocuWorks files. (2290)
- It may be failed to certify digital signature on a file with more than hundreds MB depending on the size of the memory region which your computer can allocate. (12535)

12-5. Byte-serving for DocuWorks Viewer Light Control

- When using a byte-serving function to display a DocuWorks file that is located on a Web server, depending on the Proxy server in use, an error message “The file is not a DocuWorks document file.” may appear on the screen to prevent you from displaying the file. In this case, display the file without byte-serving. (13754)

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13. DocuWorks Content Filter 10

DocuWorks Content Filter 10 is software that is compatible with the Windows Search Service interface (IFilter) in Microsoft Windows 10 and Microsoft Windows 11.
This filter is called by document search software when it creates search indexes. It extracts from DocuWorks files full-text information and document properties which document search software requires.
Installing DocuWorks Viewer Light 10 also installs DocuWorks Content Filter 10. This will make DocuWorks files searchable by Windows Search Service.

13-1. Supported Document Search Software

The following document search software tools are supported:

- Windows Search Service

13-2 How and What It Extracts

13-2-1. Supported DocuWorks Files

- DocuWorks documents
- DocuWorks binders
- DocuWorks containers

DocuWorks Content Filter supports DocuWorks 10 or earlier DocuWorks files.
It can handle protected documents if those are in the following conditions. Copying permission is required in all the cases.

- Password-protected DocuWorks files for which no password to open is assigned
- Password-protected DocuWorks files for which password to open is stored temporarily.
- Signature-protected DocuWorks files for which Signature Case is open and no user intervention is required to open it
- DocuWorks files that are protected by Context Service and are allowed to log in to the context server.

13-2-2. Content To Be Extracted

DocuWorks Content Filter can extract the following information and document properties from a DocuWorks file.

Extracted Item | Description
--- | ---
Content [Contents] | - Body text - OCR (optical character recognition) resulting text - Text from text annotations (This includes text on notepad annotations)
Document name [DocTitle] | Document title set in [Document Properties]
Subject [DocSubject] | Document subject set in [Document Properties]
Author [DocAuthor] Author | Author set in [Document Properties]
Keyword [DocKeywords] | Keywords set in [Document Properties]
Comment [DocComments] | Comment text set in [Document Properties]
User defined attributes | User defined attributes set in [Document Properties]
Application name [DocAppName] | Application name. This is always [DocuWorks].

* Text surrounded by parentheses indicates the corresponding property name, which is described in Help for Windows Search Service. However, you can use any property names for the user defined attributes.

13-2-3. Extraction Method

DocuWorks Content Filter extracts data from DocuWorks files by using the following mechanism.
The order in which text is extracted
As for "Content", it first extracts body text (alternatively, OCR resulting text), and then text annotations. More specifically, it extracts body text from the first page through to the last page, and then go back to the first page to begin extracting text annotations.
The position of line breaks
Line break character is inserted between body text (alternatively, OCR resulting text) and text annotation, and between text annotations
Line break character is also inserted at the end of the last text annotation.

13-3. Notes and Restrictions

- Proper operation of DocuWorks Content Filter is not guaranteed if you uninstall DocuWorks or modules related to DocuWorks after DocuWorks Content Filter has been installed. In this case, you must install DocuWorks Content Filter again to re-register the missing registry keys.
- If you allow Windows Search Service to index a DocuWorks file with the file open, the process will not complete. In this case, close the opened document to complete the process. For more information, see the online reference supplied with Windows Search Service. (3396)
- When using DocuWorks Content Filter for DocuWorks documents containing OCR (optical character recognition) resulting text, the accuracy of the extracted text information depends on the OCR process results.
- In the environment where DocuWorks Content Filter is installed together with DocuWorks or DocuWorks Viewer Light, protected files for which copying permission is assigned and password to open is stored temporarily, may be included in searching.
- If Windows Search Service has failed in indexing DocuWorks files due to password to open assigned, no index is displayed under [Unfiltered Docs] in Windows Search Service. (5217)
- Some applications process data for printing in the order that is different from the order of the character sequence appearing on the display.
  Thus, internal text information in documents converted by such an application is retained in the different order from that appearing on the display, and therefore, the resulted order of text information derived from DocuWorks Content Filter can be different from that of the display. (5572)
- Depending on the application type or the font settings, characters are handled as images during print processing. In this case, there is no text information in the converted DocuWorks documents any more, and therefore those documents will never be searched for. (6537)
- For a document containing a huge number of characters (for example, one million of characters or more), the system cannot registered data to be used for searching for the document. This may cause the document not to be searched for by Windows Search Service. (13243)
- Any pages, derived from OCR processing of the Chinese version of DocuWorks 5.x, cannot be searched for by Windows Search Service.

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14. Website

Please visit our website.
https://www.fujifilm.com/fbglobal

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15. Trademarks

All of the rights of intangible properties including copyright of this software (including manuals) and its backup belong to FUJIFILM Business Innovation and its licenser.
Microsoft, Access, ActiveX, Excel, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, PowerPoint, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and Windows are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.
Adobe, Acrobat, and PostScript are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe in the United States and/or other countries.
Google Chrome is a registered trademark of Google LLC.
This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
Other company names or product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of each company.
Fuji Xerox has changed its name to FUJIFILM Business Innovation as of April 1, 2021.
FUJIFILM Business Innovation continues to provide maintenance services with respect to products sold under the Xerox and Fuji Xerox brands.
Xerox, Xerox and Design, as well as Fuji Xerox, Fuji Xerox and Design are registered trademarks or trademarks of Xerox Corporation in Japan and/or other countries.
This Release Notes contains descriptions of the following software previously sold by Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.:
DocuWorks 7 or earlier
FUJIFILM and FUJIFILM logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of FUJIFILM Corporation.
DocuWorks is a trademark or a registered trademark of FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
Contents of this file are subject to change without prior notice.

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16. Handling of Personal Information

- Please refer to our Privacy Policy for the handling of personal information.
- Data including personal information may pass through China/Malaysia/Japan/Vietnam during troubleshooting.

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