Client Software For Network Management - Toshiba ESTUDIO355 Quick Start Manual

4.ABOUT THE CLIENT SOFTWARE (Cont.)
• File Downloader
File Downloader, provided in the Client Utilities CD-ROM, enable users to acquire documents that are
stored in e-Filing into the computer as a file via a TCP/IP network.
• e-BRIDGE Viewer
e-BRIDGE Viewer, provided in the Client Utilities CD-ROM, enable users to view the document images
of the e-Filing documents in the equipment and also the files in your computer.
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• e-Filing web utility
Using the e-Filing web utility, an embedded web-based utility, allows users to create boxes and folders,
and move and delete documents in e-Filing. Users can also create a new document in e-Filing by
merging the several documents.
• e-Filing Backup/Restore Utility
The e-Filing Backup/Restore Utility, provided in the Client Utilities CD-ROM, can backup/restore the e-
Filing data from/to the equipment.
Further details about the above client software are described in the e-Filing Guide.

Client Software for Network Management

• TopAccess
TopAccess, embedded web-based utility, allows users to view the device information, monitor and
manage jobs, and create templates and manage address book, etc. It also provides the administra-
tor's functions to set up and maintain the device.
Further details about the functions of TopAccess are described in the TopAccess Guide.
Client Software for Network Fax Features
• N/W-Fax Driver
The N/W-Fax driver enables you to set up send lists and send electronic documents as faxes or inter-
net faxes from your PC to one or more destinations.
• Address Book Viewer
With the Address Book Viewer you can effortlessly add or modify fax recipient names, fax numbers,
and Internet Fax address (e-mail address) to the Address Book. This utility allows you to manage
recipients of the fax, select and view fax recipients from the Address Book, as well as recipient fax
numbers and other contact information.
Further details about the above client software are described in the Network Fax Guide.
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2.INTRODUCTION