When you select a document type in document setup, you get a list of configurations for that document type. A document configuration is a template that determines how a document will look and what information it will display.
In the above example, document configurations are listed for the Invoice document type. For most document types, Xebra comes with two standard configurations. One of the standard configurations is designed to be printed on a plain sheet of paper and the other is designed to be printed on a pre-printed form. You can add as many document configurations as you like. Only one configuration can be the default. If you enable multiple configurations, you will be able to choose which configuration to use at the time that the document is generated.
The Document Configuration Editor is used to create and edit configurations.
Configurations consist of boxes, lines, images, and data fields. The Xebra Demo Graphics logo in this configuration is an image. Just about everybody places their own logo image on their documents. Data fields can be used for static text or data that comes from fields in the Xebra database. Below is the Data Field Properties dialog for the Delivered To address field.
The address consists of multiple Xebra database fields formatted in one box. Note the list of Available data fields on the right side of the dialog. Each document type has a long list of fields that are available specifically for that document type.
