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When attempting to view a document in the browser-based viewer, the following message is displayed in place of the document image: The following error(s) occurred! Due to certain browsers’ limitations and potential security concerns, this annotated image cannot be displayed.

When viewing an email that includes a .PDF attachment, the .PDF may display differently than it would if it were viewed in Adobe.

In some scenarios anti-virus software (AVS) may inhibit the proper functioning of PaperVision Enterprise and Microsoft SQL Server. The purpose of this article is to provide general guidance on excluding directories from AVS scanning in order to avoid potential conflicts.

When using the Firefox browser with PaperVision Web Assistant, the user is prompted that the PaperVision Web Assistant was not found, even though the user has in fact installed this component.

This article describes how to silently install the PaperVision Web Assistant document viewer. This is useful for System Administrators that want to deploy the application to multiple client computers with no user intervention. Note that different versions require additional pre-requisite installations, as noted below.


Google Chrome already has hotkeys assigned for Ctrl + N and Ctrl + T, which prevents the PaperVision hotkeys from functioning. To take advantage of the hotkeys built into the Browser-Based Viewer, Chrome must be launched in application mode.

There have been a number of questions as to how (and why) sorting works within PaperVision Enterprise or ImageSilo. This document is intended to explain how sorts work and why. It also looks at what other options are available and why those haven’t been selected by our developers.

This article explains how a project search works when using both full-text search values and index values in the same search query.

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