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Hyper.Net SharePoint Edition FAQ

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Hyper.Net SharePoint Edition FAQ
FaQ
System Requirements
Where do I install Hyper.Net?
What are the minimum and recommended hardware requirements?
What supporting software do I need to install?
Customization
Can I make transformed content conform to our Corporate Identity (CI)?
How do I access and customize a WCMS application that presents content transformed by Hyper.Net?
Which SharePoint features are not supported?
Which Hyper.Net components do I need to install to create a WCMS application that presents transformed content?
Which tools do I need to customize the WCMS application?
Installation
What do I need to do to prepare for the installation?
What if the installation fails?
Is there an uninstall?
What happens to existing transformed content when I uninstall the software?
Are any Hyper.Net components installed directly into SharePoint?
What administrator rights are required to install Hyper.Net?
Is it possible to use SharePoint’s Smart Authoring function (“Convert docx to Web Page”) with Hyper.Net?
How many document/page libraries can or must be installed?
Is it possible to publish the same content into more than one page library at the same time?
Can I use the standard page library in WCMS?
Configuration, Administration, and Monitoring
How can I check the status of the transformation process?
What kind of configuration tools exist?
Which input and output formats are supported?
Supported Input formats
How is Hyper.Net’s Hypertext format different from HTML?
Is Hyper.Net scalable?
Where do I set/map my own metadata?
Toubleshooting
How do I handle problems that occur during the transformation process?
Is there a trace mode for Hyper.Net?
Where do I install Hyper.Net?
FaQ - System Requirements
Converting large numbers of documents into various formats can be extremely resource intensive. For this reason, Hyper.Net SharePoint Edition can/should be installed on a dedicated “transformation” server. After the Hyper.Net Transformation Server is online, you can configure SharePoint libraries to send it transformation requests. Transformed results are in turn published back into designated MOSS libraries.
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