Features
- A user can run a publishing job using one of the following two methods.
- Running a job from a publishing client
- A user can meticulously specify the publishing pattern before running a job.
- Preview and editing screens for the table of content and bookmarks can be used to check or edit the resulting image before completing the job.
- After a publishing job is started, a run dialog box is displayed so the progress can be tracked.
- Running a job by selecting a VD
- If a pre-specified publishing pattern is designated for VDs on the server, a user can execute a publishing job by simply selecting a VD without being familiar with report publishing patterns.
- Running a job from a publishing client
- The user can check the progress on the job progress tracking screen.
- Completion of a publishing job can be notified by email.
- A report publishing job including a table of contents can be run at a high speed.
- 5,000 pages in 8 minutes and 38 seconds (table of contents: 33 pages, PDF file size: 264MB)
- 10,000 pages in 20 minutes and 11 seconds (table of contents: 66 pages, PDF file size: 526MB)
- Simultaneous running of ten 1,000-page jobs in 15 minutes and 9 seconds
Measured the length of time from the start of 10 jobs until all the jobs are completed
(table of contents: 17 pages per job, PDF file size: 41MB per job)
New Functionalities
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- eCTD 4.0 is now supported.
- In accordance with eCTD 4.0 specifications, images can now be converted to JPEG2000, JBIG2, etc.
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- https connection is now supported.
- Communication between the PDP server and PDP client applications can now be over https in addition to net.tcp connections.
Version | System Requirements |
PharmaDoc Publisher 5.3 | PharmaDoc Publisher Publishing Server |
– Windows Server 2019, 2022 | |
– Microsoft Office 2019, 2021 | |
– Documentum Content Server 16.4, 20.4, 21.4 | |
– Documentum D2 16.4, 20.4, 21.4 | |
– Veeva Vault | |
– CARA 5.6 | |
– Adobe PDF Library | |
PharmaDoc Publisher Publishing Client | |
– Windows 10, Windows 11 |
PharmaDoc Publisher is available with an English or Japanese UI.
* PharmaDoc is a registered trademark of Planet Pharma Solutions, Inc. in Japan.