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Like most recent capture components in AutoStore 7, form behavior can be made to order with the Konica Minolta iOption capture component using a form script. When the script editor is launched, a Visual Basic .NET script template is provided. Looking at the AutoStore Konica Minolta MFP capture component, which interfaces with Konica Minolta device using OpenAPI technology, you also get a .NET script template, so no loss there. However, the language of that template is in C#. For those who have worked with the Konica Minolta MFP capture component in AutoStore, there are many reasons why you might prefer to continue developing form scripts in C# is preferred. What ever the reason, you have the ability to write your form script with either the VB or C# or language in the Konica Minolta iOption capture component's script editor. Here are the steps: In the AutoStore Process Designer, open the Konica Minolta iOption Capture Component. In the General tab, select...

Sometimes, a simple data source can be quite appropriate to supply list items for a user to choose from. In this post, we'll connect a Konica Minolta Database Lookup field to a Microsoft Excel file to serve that purpose. A recent AutoStore project involved the Konica Minolta Open API capture with route to an existing Windows folder structure. After mapping out the basics during the discovery phase, we were looking at basic entries on the touch screen. Client Name Document Type Document Date Based on the selected AutoStore form, the Document Types would vary. Enough was known about the scanning workflows to start building an initial configuration, but the customer still needed to compile a list of the Document Types. Of course, it's simple to add list items into the properties of a List Field, but it means the CFG needs to be edited, saved, and the AutoStore service restarted for the new list to take effect. Relatively speaking, this would be easy for an Auto...