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New Features And Updates For Nuvera 100/120 Only

DocuSP 4.1 to 4.2 Differences Document

Customers purchasing the DocuSP 4.2-based Nuvera

products are able to purchase a separate application

entitled 'Bates Print.' Bates Print is an annotation

product, developed by Rochester Software Associates

which addresses the specific needs of legal offices.

Bates Print provides the operator the ability to add the

following text to their document:

♦ Time/Date

♦ Document number

♦ Page number

♦ User-specified text

Bates Print has the ability to remember the document

number, which is automatically incremented for each

job.

Bates Print, which runs on Solaris, runs concurrently

with DocuSP. It is separately licensed; during

installation the processor ID is obtained, via a UNIX

hostid command, and supplied to Rochester Software

Associates, who return a key for that specific host.

Bates Print processes a job, checking for the existence

of an XPIF job ticket; if the job ticket exists, the ticket is

used as the starting point for the Bates Print job ticket.

Bates Print then adds any of its own job programming

parameters that are not already on the ticket. The

single-page TIFF files are processed to add the

specified annotations. A PostScript wrapper is added,

and the .ps job is submitted to the specified queue via

a localhost send. The .ps file may also be saved to the

specified save directory if the saved jobs option is

enabled.