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To: g_m10 who wrote (4436)	4/8/1999 4:22:00 PM
From: TLindt	Respond to of 20297

>>I'm not sure if PDF is the way to go in the paperless office for archiving bills. I'd bet on html, xml, ofx, etc. PDF was the statement Demo, but it's not limited to that.. MORE INFO...Document Server receives data from an existing application, parses the data and makes decisions on each individual page. If the destination is a PCL printer, then Document Server will convert the incoming data to PCL and add the TCP/IP address of the printer to its output file. If a fax gateway is the destination, then Document Server will extract an ID from the data, convert the file to CCITT3, add the fax number to the file and automatically pass it through to the fax gateway. By adding the appropriate modules, Document Server can also output to an e-mail system, a COLD system, CD-ROM device, Web Server or a workflow system. And because Document Server requires no host software changes, all of this is possible without changing the original application. intface.com