Using the mouse in Verify:
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Zoom in and out |
Use the scroll wheel to zoom in on and away from the invoice image (the location of the cursor is always in focus when possible). |
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Move the image around |
Press and hold the right/secondary mouse button and drag the image to move it around. |
Settings available in the View menu:
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Image |
Image display (scaling and color depth). Zooming in and out. |
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Use the entire screen to view an invoice or invoice definition. |
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Contains useful information about the invoice. |
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View/hide toolbars in INVOICES' modules. |
Available in the View menu:
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Close/show the job view. |
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View any appendices belonging to the invoice. |
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Displays the invoice field below the value shown by the Verifying dialog, for easy comparison. |
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Shows details of any validation and interpretation errors directly below the field in the Verifying dialog. |
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Zoom view fixed |
When activated, the Zoom view and Info box are shown in a fixed position in Verify (below the last field), rather than below the field that you are currently validating. |
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Toggle the field guide on/off. |
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Toggle line item headers on/off. |
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If selected, focus moves to the box containing the field value when you click a field on an invoice image. Deselect to change that behavior. |
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Go to next incomplete field after drawing |
When you double-click or draw on the invoice image, the captured data is copied to the current field edit box, and the field is automatically validated. If the validation is OK, the field is saved and the cursor moves automatically to the next incomplete field. If there is a validation error, the field gets the status Validation error and the cursor remains in the current field edit box. If you want to press Enter to move to the next incomplete field instead, deselect this option. |
Define custom background colors for the column in the Verifying dialog, to make it easier to find specific fields quickly.
Change the proportions of the display: Use your mouse to drag the bar dividing the two halves of the display.