Table 1-2 What else does DSS allow you to do?
Feature | Benefits |
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Send to LAN Fax and Internet Fax | Allows sending faxes through LAN Fax and Internet Fax |
| systems from |
| which offers a |
| address book etc. |
|
|
Public Address Book | Allows an administrator to maintain an address book which is |
| accessible to all devices connected to the DSS server. |
|
|
Personal Address Books | Gives each user of the |
| address book, which is accessible from any device |
| connected to the DSS server. |
| Users can manage the contents of their personal address |
| book from the front panel of the device. |
|
|
Microsoft® Exchange Contacts | Gives the user access to his/her Exchange Contacts within |
| the |
|
|
LDAP Replication | Offers a way to allow |
| content of an LDAP address book through DSS. As the |
| replication occurs at a schedule set by the administrator this |
| feature can |
|
|
Address Book Manager | Allows an administrator to manage the contents of DSS |
| address books. |
|
|
Send to | With DSS the Send to |
| can be routed through DSS. This provides the following |
| benefits: |
| ● Allows scanning to |
| SMTP security with minimal management effort. |
| ● Supports several SMTP gateways for redundancy. |
|
|
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) | Allows scanning to searchable text formats, such as PDF, |
| XPS and RTF. |
|
|
Device Management | Allows management of Digital Sending features on the entire |
| fleet of |
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