eScribe Document Editor Features

Geeta Nagpal
Geeta Nagpal
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eScribe Document Editor

The eScribe Document Editor has replaced Microsoft Word Online as the editing experience within eScribe. While the editor powering the experience has changed, you'll continue to work with the same Microsoft file formats and a familiar Word-style interface. The goal is to provide a more reliable editing experience with improved formatting consistency and easier template management.

Feature

eScribe Document Editor

Download from Editor WindowWord/PDF downloads are currently not available directly from the editor window. Users can choose to print from the Option menu for the report from within eScribe or Control  + P to convert to PDF/Save.
Editing EnginePowered by eScribe's integrated document editor 
Template content control editingCan edit content controls directly in eScribe
Microsoft File CompatibilitySupports .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx files with no file conversion required
User ExperienceFamiliar Word-style interface with a similar look and feel
Learning CurveMinimal; designed to feel familiar to existing Word users
Document Formatting ConsistencyImproved formatting consistency from editing through publication
Published Output ReliabilityMore reliable rendering between document editing and published meeting site output
Template EditingContent controls and template fields can be edited directly within eScribe
Content Control ManagementFull support for creating and editing content controls directly in the editor
Support Resolution PatheScribe can work directly with its editor partner and address issues more quickly
Known Formatting IssuesMany previously reported formatting issues have been resolved
File Conversion RequiredNo
Co-AuthoringSupported
Tagging UsersNo longer supported
Auto Save

Supported.

Users no longer need to look for the green checkmark to ensure content is saved.

Document Library MigrationNo migration or rebuilding required; existing documents remain unchanged
Editor BrandingeScribe branding and icons
Accessibility CheckerAccessibility checker available but not currently as comprehensive as Microsoft's
Grammarly IntegrationNot currently supported
Control Over Future EnhancementseScribe has greater influence over enhancement requests and defect resolution
Customer BenefitCloud-based document editing with improved reliability, template management, and support responsiveness

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