Attach files to an AP transaction
You can attach PDFs, image files (GIF, JPG, JPEG), and metafiles (EMF, WMF) to transactions on the
Enter Payables
screen. You can view, edit and save, and print attached PDF files using the PDF editor.- Attach a file
- SelectActionthenEnter Payables.
- On theRapidtab, add a new transaction record or select an existing one, then either selectEdit, then selectAttach fileor right-click in the Attachment
column, and choose Attachfrom the context menu.note- Alternatively, on theDetailtab, add a new transaction record or go to an existing transaction, then selectEdit,Attach File, and choose a file.
- You can only useEdit, thenAttachandAttachfor transactions that don't already have a file attached to them.
- The application shows the Attachment icon
in the corresponding attachment column on the Rapidtab for all transactions that include an attachment.
- View, edit, and print an attached PDF
- Go to theRapidtab of theEnter Payablesscreen.
- Double-click the Attachment icon
attachment associated with the transaction and attachment you want to change. - Use the PDF Editor to change the PDF then save.
- SelectClose
. - View and print an attached image
- Go to theRapidtab of theEnter Payablesscreen.
- Double-click the Attachment icon
associated with the transaction with the attachment that you want to modify. - In the browser window, use zoom and print.
- SelectClose
. - Delete an attachment
- Go to theRapidtab of theEnter Payablesscreen.
- Double-click the Attachment icon
associated with the transaction and the attachment that you want to modify. - Use 1 of the following methods to delete the file:
- On theRapidtab, add a new transaction record or select an existing transaction and then either selectEdit, theDelete Fileor right-click the Attachment
column, and select Deletefrom the context menu. - On theDetailtab, add a new transaction record or go to an existing transaction one, then selectEdit, andDelete File.
noteYou can only useEdit,Delete FileandDeletefor transactions that have an attached file.