For image annotations, you cannot change the style after saving the annotation. Optional: Change the style of your text or image annotation by selecting from the styles drop-down menu.Single click in an area without selectable text to create a sticky comment annotation. If not, click and drag to select an area for an image annotation. Vault supports whole word selection only. If the area contains selectable text, highlight the text.Click Select annotation tool and select the text/image annotation cursor mode.Open the Doc Info page and click View annotations in the viewer panel.To add image, text, or sticky comment annotations: Sticky comment annotations cannot be created over text. Text selections can be up to 200 words and image selections must be within the boundaries of a single page.
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How to Add Image, Text & Sticky Comment Annotations In the navigation mode, clicking allows you to drag the document within the viewer.
While in the text/image, line, or link annotation mode, clicking on the document creates an annotation. You can toggle between cursor modes to create text/image annotations, line annotations, and link annotations, or to navigate within a document. Note: Vault Action UI is not applied to Notes View. Line annotation placemark styling is moved to the Info Card, to be consistent with other annotation types.Resolving an annotation is now performed by clicking on a checkmark icon in the Info Card, and reopening is performed by clicking on a flag icon which appears in place of the checkmark when resolved.Auto Link and Approved Link annotations now have distinct icons Approved Links also display a check mark.Page Level Annotations (created by Bring Forward Annotations) now have their own distinct icon.Distinct note type icons (image, text, sticky, line) are now replaced by a single Comment icon.Existing annotations display the new colors and each old color is mapped to a new color by the system. If unsaved user input exists, the user must either confirm to dismiss or cancel to continue editing the annotation.Ĭomment annotations use new, more visually distinct colors. If a user clicks outside of an unsaved annotation, when no user input exists, the annotation is canceled. Primarily, annotations and replies are now edited in place, in the annotation itself, instead of within a dialog on top of the document’s content. When enabled, the Vault Action UI provides several important enhancements to annotations in Vault. Changes to Annotations with Action UI Enabled Limited annotation functions are available for video files. Each annotation has two parts, the selection on the document, and the note, which includes any comments you made, if supported by type.
There are six different types of annotations: Image, Text, Sticky Note, Line, Link, and Anchor annotations. Vault includes robust annotation capabilities, allowing you to add or reply to annotations in your browser. Scanning and Creating New Unclassified Documents in Vault MobileĪbout the RIM to Clinical Operations Vault ConnectionĪbout the PromoMats & RIM Vault ConnectionĪbout the Quality to RIM Vault ConnectionĪbout the Vault CRM to PromoMats Vault Connection Sharing Documents to Vault from a Mobile Device Viewing and Sharing Documents in Vault Mobile Using Bulk Document Actions For Sharing Settings
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