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Custom Data Filters - Making a Square Peg Fit a Round Hole by Shaving off the Corners
November 2024
When working with customer data, we often encounter files from legacy systems or external sources—files that may not be in the ideal format for processing. It's a common challenge that often leads to the “it is what it is” mindset. Sometimes, the data itself contains unwanted content, or its structure results in undesirable output. The first step is to check with the team managing the data to see if they can resolve the issue. But when that's not an option, you can take matters into your own hands by building a custom filter to clean up the data.
Navigating Font Licensing and Conflict
August 10, 2024
This article explores font licensing complexities, highlighting how proprietary fonts are handled across different operating systems and distributions. It provides a detailed guide on defining and installing fonts in DocOrigin, including setting up Printer Configuration Files and addressing font conflicts. Additionally, it covers potential issues with font IDs and suggests strategies for mitigating conflicts between TrueType fonts and printer-resident fonts.
April 17, 2023
No person is an island...and DocOrigin, despite being computer software, isn’t an island either. Most people who use DocOrigin pretty much have to use a text editor to read/edit the many configuration, parameter, profile, script and other human-readable files one typically has in their DocOrigin setup. I’m not trying to make a plug for Notepad++; it just happens to be the text editor that I use (please let me know if you have a different favorite text editor, I would be genuinely so curious to hear about it). There are a few things that I use Notepad++ for that are total game-changers for my workflow that I think every DocOrigin user should know about. To download Notepad++, go to their website. At the time of writing this, I am using version 8.5.
Streamlining The Quality Assurance Process For Design
July 7, 2023
The Quality Assurance process is a critical stage in form development. This is the time to make sure that your form is ready for production or to frame it another way, ready for any data file thrown at it! read more...
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