Document with inline links to files on my hard drive: How do I do that?

I want to create metadocuments on my macbook: documents that link to other documents on my macbook. These metadocuments are only for use on my macbook, so these links would have no destination if the metadocument were opened on a different computer.
EXAMPLE
My Projects
Basement <link to description and drawings for basement storage and workshop>
Yard <link to document with drawings and plans for yard>
Book <link to current manuscript>
Repairs <link to list of current repairs needed>
Pictures <link to folder containing pictures needing editing>
Links might open another Pages document, or they might open a folder in the Finder, or they might open an image in Preview or in Photoshop.
The goal is to create a simple document that is easy to read and refer to, and that makes it very easy to find and open other documents and files on my macbook. If a different application (Firefox, for example) would accomplish this task better, I'm open to hearing that, especially if the answer includes some clues about how to do it.

Thanks for responding so quickly.
Didn't think I was asking for anything difficult. Pages already supports hyperlinks; all I want is for Pages NOT to change my <file:///> links to <http://file:///> links. Too much to ask, I guess.
HTML may be the only way to go. Can you recommend a simple html editor that integrates well with Firefox on the mac?

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    SAP ArchiveLink - Scenarios in
    Applications (BC-SRV-ARL)
    SAP ArchiveLink® is one of the SAP Basis cross-application communication interfaces between
    the SAP System and external components. External components may be general desktop
    applications or external storage systems. The integration of SAP ArchiveLink in the various SAP
    applications enables the storage scenarios explained in this cross-application documentation.
    The documentation is structured as follows:
      An Introductory Section  (Seite 10) containing general information about storing using SAP
    ArchiveLink and about the following documentation
      An application-specific section for each SAP application component (for example, FI, SD,
    HR) with the relevant storage scenarios
    For information on related areas, see the following documentation:
      SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)
      SAP Business Workflow  (Extern)
      Archiving and Deleting Application Data  (Extern)
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    SAP ArchiveLink - Introduction
    April 2001 9
    SAP ArchiveLink - Introduction
    The following sections contain general information about this scenarios documentation.
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    SAP ArchiveLink and Application Scenarios
    10 April 2001
    SAP ArchiveLink and Application Scenarios
    SAP ArchiveLink® is one of the integrated interfaces in the SAP Basis System that can be used
    to store all kinds of documents in external content servers.
    SAP ArchiveLink therefore complements the existing range of SAP application software. For a
    detailed description of SAP ArchiveLink, see Introduction to SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern).
    The SAP application components, for example, SD, FI, HR and MM, support storing using SAP
    ArchiveLink by providing various application scenarios. Inbound documents, outbound
    documents, print lists, archive files, desktop files and binary files are supported.
    How the inbound documents are entered in the system and forwarded for processing and storing
    depends on the storage scenario used. For information about the possible Storage Strategies
    (Extern) , see the documentation SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern).
    This documentation describes the storage scenarios that are integrated in the SAP applications,
    for example, how Sales and Distribution (SD) documents can be stored in external storage
    systems using SAP ArchiveLink.
    Archiving in databases using the ADK (Archive Development Kit) is not the same as
    storing using SAP ArchiveLink.
    For informationen about data archiving using the ADK archiving transaction, see the
    documentation Archiving and Deleting Application Data  (Extern).
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    SAP ArchiveLink: Overview
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    SAP ArchiveLink: Overview
    Background
    There is a growing trend nowadays to transfer stored data from paper/microfiche to external
    “content servers” (for example, archives). Companies are obliged by law and/or internal
    standards to keep documents for a certain length of time. Traditionally, paper archives or
    microfilms have been used, but these methods are very expensive, either due to copying costs or
    the large amount of space required by such archives. By contrast, electronic storing methods are
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    SAP’s R/3 System supports a variety of business processes, which can involve documents both
    in paper form and in electronic form. The documents either serve to trigger all kinds of processing
    steps in FI, SD, HR and so on, or they are documents relating to processes in one of these
    application areas.
    When linked to SAP applications, content servers and the SAP ArchiveLink interface allow
    flexible access to all document searches available in the SAP System and can therefore lead to
    considerable time savings. In addition, a combination of the SAP System and SAP ArchiveLink
    allows users multiple access (parallel and direct) to stored documents from their work center
    without the need for time-consuming searches, which guarantees faster access to documents.
    The subsequent sections of this documentation describe the integration of SAP ArchiveLink in
    the functions of various application components within the SAP System.
    Concept
    SAP ArchiveLink provides the following interfaces:
      User interface
      Application Interface
    This interface consists of function modules, which must be integrated in the SAP
    applications, if SAP ArchiveLink functions are to be used.
    Business objects are linked to stored documents and object methods are available that
    allow storing using SAP ArchiveLink to be integrated flexibly in SAP Business Workflow.
      Interface between SAP and external components and general desktop applications
    External components may be HTTP content servers, for example. General desktop
    applications may be MS Word and MS Excel, for example.
    Positioning SAP ArchiveLink
    SAP ArchiveLink enables
      Incoming documents to be stored in the SAP System
      Information from the SAP System (for example, outgoing documents and print lists) to be
    stored
      Direct access from SAP application components to stored documents
      Integration of external content servers with the SAP System
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    SAP ArchiveLink: Overview
    The SAP ArchiveLink-specific Terms  (Extern) “document”, “technical document class”, “document
    type”, “object type” and “synchronous storing” and “asynchronous storing” are explained in the
    SAP ArchiveLink documentation, which also contains information on the Administration Concept
    (Extern) (content servers, links and link tables).
    Technical Basis
    Links from documents to business objects are created by the generation of a link table entry,
    which contains both a unique identification for each business object using the object type and
    object key and a reference to a stored document using the content server ID and a unique key for
    each document stored in this content server. It is therefore possible to create a link between a
    business object and any number of documents using a simple 1:n relationship in a table. No
    entry is required in the application tables in which the business objects are managed. If the link
    table entry for an stored document is deleted, all references in the SAP System to this stored
    document are also deleted. This technique allows the options for accessing stored documents to
    be integrated flexibly into the SAP System.
    Application Interface
    The interface to the SAP applications contains the following functions:
      Linking business objects with stored documents
    This function is used to display, retrieve or store stored documents directly from the
    business object. An example of this is the link between an F1 business object invoice
    and original invoices that have been scanned into the system.
      Linking business objects with stored outgoing documents
    This function is used to store documents generated using SAPscript and link them with
    the relevant business objects. Examples of documents are outbound quotations, order
    confirmations, purchase orders and invoices.
      Storing print lists
    The process for storing print lists is the same as for outgoing documents.
    As of R/3 Release 4.6C, application objects archived in data archiving (ADK) are not
    stored using SAP ArchiveLink, but rather using the Content Management Service
    (Extern) of the SAP Knowledge Provider  (Extern) (KPro).
    Integration Status
    Many applications in the SAP System are linked directly or indirectly with SAP ArchiveLink:
      Direct link
    – FI
    – MM
    – SD
      Indirect link
      Via the DMS (document management system): MM, PP,...
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    SAP ArchiveLink: Overview
    April 2001 13
    SAP ArchiveLink is centrally integrated in the DMS and all applications with object
    links to the DMS are therefore linked to SAP ArchiveLink.
      Via MC (Message Control): MM, SD,...
    The integration of SAP ArchiveLink in message control allows outgoing documents to
    be stored.
      Via SAPconnect and the Business Workplace: Faxes
    Inbound faxes can be processed directly in the Business Workplace, stored and
    linked with business objects without having to be printed first.
    Generic Object Services
    For R/3 Release 4.0A, generic object services are provided for four SAP ArchiveLink
    functions via the system menu for all SAP applications.
    From the business objects implemented in the SAP applications, four SAP ArchiveLink functions
    can be executed in all applications and independently of which application is involved:
      You can display the hit list of stored documents
      You can assign stored documents subsequently to a business object.
      You can store documents in dialog
      You can create a bar code for a business object
    These functions are integrated into all SAP applications via object services. There is no need for
    special function modules to be integrated in the applications. For more information, see Generic
    Object Services  (Extern).
    For these functions to work smoothly, object orientation in the SAP application and
    support of object services are important.
    For more information, see Business Context Facilities and Generic Object
    Relationships  (Extern).
    Business Applications
    MM
    The following documents relating to purchasing in MM can be stored:
      Outgoing purchasing documents
      Requests for quotation
      Purchase orders
      Scheduling agreements
      Forecast delivery schedules
      Contracts
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    SAP ArchiveLink: Overview
    14 April 2001
      Incoming purchasing documents
      Quotations
      Order confirmations
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      Incoming delivery notes
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    (Seite 74).
    SD/WS
    The following are examples of sales documents that can be stored:
      Incoming customer inquiries and customer inquiry changes
      Outgoing customer quotations
      Incoming purchase orders and purchase order changes
      Outgoing order confirmations
    For more information about storing in SD, see SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios in SD [Seite
    50].
    PA
    The following personnel administration and payroll documents can be stored:
      Incoming HR master data documents
      Incoming recruitment documents
      Incoming travel management documents
    For more information about storing in PA, see SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios in PA [Seite
    204].
    QM
    The following QM documents can be stored:
      Incoming documents for quality notifications (for example, customer complaints)
      Outgoing documents for quality notifications (for example, letter of complaint to vendor)
      Outgoing quality certificates
    For more information about storing in QM, see SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios in QM
    (Seite 93).
    The DMS and Applications Connected with the DMS
    In the DMS and in applications that are connected with the DMS (often MM and PP), the
    following documents can be stored:
      Incoming documents
      Originals managed in the DMS (PC files)
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    For more information about storing in the DMS, see Storing in Document Management (CADMS)
    (Seite 24).
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    Customizing
    16 April 2001
    Customizing
    Customizing is divided into three areas:
      General Customizing for SAP ArchiveLink
      Customizing for SAP Business Workflow
      Application-specific Customizing for individual SAP ArchiveLink scenarios
    General Customizing for SAP ArchiveLink
    To make these settings, proceed as follows:
    Use the Implementation Guide (IMG):
    Basis   Basis Services   SAP ArchiveLink
    For further information, see the Customizing  (Extern) section in the documentation SAP
    ArchiveLink.
    Customizing for SAP Business Workflow
    For the storage scenarios that use SAP Business Workflow:
      Storing for Subsequent Entry  (Extern)
      Storing for Subsequent Assignment  (Extern)
      Storing and Entering  (Extern)
      Storing and Assigning  (Extern)
    you must make Workflow Customizing settings.
    For further information, see the section Specific Customizing  (Extern) in the documentation SAP
    ArchiveLink and the IMG (Basis   Basis Services   SAP ArchiveLink).
    Application-Specific Customizing
    In the individual application scenarios, further customizing settings are required. The
    application-specific customizing for each SAP application component is described in the following
    sections of this documentation.
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    Aim of this Documentation
    This documentation describes the SAP ArchiveLink scenarios that are delivered as part of the
    standard system by SAP. There is a section for each storage scenario. The documentation
    describes the standard software.
    Each storage scenario description is assigned to one of the “big” application components in the
    SAP System. Storage scenarios in the following application components are currently described:
      BC (Basis)
      CA (Cross-Application Components)
      FI (Financial Accounting)
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      IS-RE (Real Estate Management)
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    ArchiveLink.
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    Aim of this Documentation
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    Prerequisites   Technical implementation
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    types and link tables are used.
    This information is particularly useful if you are planning to enhance or change
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    The settings that are necessary to adapt the scenario to the specific
    requirements of your corporate structure are described.
    The settings described are scenario-specific and usually complement the SAP
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    This documentation is not intended to replace the SAP ArchiveLink
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    documentation relating to the implementation of SAP ArchiveLink in the individual
    SAP applications.
    To find out more about using SAP ArchiveLink and make full use of the functions for
    enhancements and in-house developments, see the SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)
    documentation.
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    SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios (BC)
    Ablegen von Listen mit SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)
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      Storing SAPoffice Documents
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      General Introduction  (Seite 10) to this scenario documentation
      SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern) documentation
      General Report Selection  (Extern) documentation
      BC - ABAP Programming  (Extern) documentation
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    Storing Lists in the Report Tree (BC)
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    Storing Lists in the Report Tree (BC)
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    prohibited in the program.
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    from all applications, via general report selection in the SAP information system.
    The SAP standard report tree contains several standard reports for all applications. To access
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    reports on the lowest level. Here you select and execute the required report. You can display the
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    see General Report Selection  (Extern).
    Technical Implementation (BC)
    Although storing lists generated in the report tree is similar for all applications, the report tree
    available to you may vary from the SAP standard, since your company can adjust the SAP
    standard report tree to suit its requirements.
    For further information on Customizing the report tree, see the Implementation Guide (IMG).
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    When you have executed a report in the report tree, you can save the result list there and store it
    simultaneously.
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    To save your list and store at the same time:
    1. Choose System   List   Save   Report tree.
    2. Select Store in the dialog box displayed and specify where the list should be stored in the
    report tree. Specify the values for Report tree and Nodes.
    3. Choose Save.
    You have now saved your list in the report tree and the process is complete.
    Displaying information on storing lists
    You can check whether a list has been stored in the report tree:
    To check whether a list has been stored:
    1. Position the cursor on the relevant list.
    2. Choose Utilities   List information.
    The System displays a dialog box. The check boxes indicate whether the list has been
    stored.
    Displaying stored lists
    To display a stored list in the report tree, choose the relevant list by double-clicking.
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    Storing Business Workplace Documents
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    Storing Business Workplace Documents
    Use
    Documents stored in the Business Workplace  (Extern) are usually stored in the R/3 database (PC
    documents and binary documents can also be stored in an HTTP content server). To save
    memory space in the database, you can store documents in an external storage system using
    SAP ArchiveLink. The content of the documents that you have stored using SAP ArchiveLink is
    then deleted from the database.
    You can only retrieve Workplace documents stored using SAP ArchiveLink from the
    external storage system, from within the R/3 System. Direct access within the
    storage system is not possible.
    Prerequisites
    Technical Implementation
    Object type
    SOFM
    Link table
    TOA01
    Document class
    BIN
    Document type
    SOAARCHIVE Description: Office data object
    Preparation and Customizing
    To store documents from the Business Workplace, a content server must be maintained for the
    object type SOFM and the object class SOAARCHIVE in Customizing  (Extern) for SAP
    ArchiveLink.
    To perform mass archiving of Workplace documents, you need authorization  (Extern) for
    Workplace administration. This authorization is contained in the role SAP_BPT_USER.
    Activities
    Proceed as described in Mass Archiving  (Extern).
    The procedure for displaying and changing documents stored in the archive is no different for the
    user than the procedure for documents stored in the R/3 database. Calling documents from the
    archive usually takes longer, however.
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    SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios (CA)
    The following sections describe the storage scenarios in the R/3 application component CA
    (Cross-Application):
      Document Management System (CA-DMS)
      Data Achiving (CA-ARC)
    See also:
      General Introduction  (Seite 10) to the scenario documentation
      SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)
      Application Data Archiving  (Extern)
      Document Management System  (Extern)
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    Optical Archiving in Document Management (CA-DMS)
    24 April 2001
    Optical Archiving in Document Management (CA-DMS)
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    You can use SAP ArchiveLink® to archive documents from the document management system
    (DMS) in optical archiving systems.
    Documents Input when Processed (CA-DMS)  (Seite 30)
    Checking a Document into an Archive (CA-DMS)  (Seite 31)
    Displaying an Archived Document (CA-DMS)  (Seite 32)
    Copying an Archived Document to a Document Info Record (CA-DMS)  (Seite 33)
    Digital Original Application Files (CA-DMS)  (Seite 25)
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    Creating a New Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 27)
    Changing an Original Application File for an Existing Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 28)
    Displaying an Archived Original Application File (CA-DMS)  (Seite 29)
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    Digital Original Application Files (CA-DMS)
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    Digital Original Application Files (CA-DMS)
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    Each original application file can be linked to a maximum of 99 additional files. These are
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      Archiving an Original Application File (CA-DMS)  (Seite 26)
      Creating a New Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 27)
      Changing an Original Application File for an Existing Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 28)
      Displaying an Archived Original Application File (CA-DMS)  (Seite 29)
    Notes on archiving original application files
      The system checks the application that is used to process the original application file (for
    example, WinWord 7.0).
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    applications, you define the archives for the various applications (for example, archive A2
    for the application WinWord 7.0).
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    that all field changes are to be logged (Indicator: Create change documents).
    If you have archived an original application file with the function Check in archive, you
    can track any changes to the storage data (fields Data carrier and Original) in the change
    documents.
    Notes on processing archived original application files
    You have two options for processing an archived original application file:
      Creating a New Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 27)
      Changing an Original Application File for an Existing Version (CA-DMS)  (Seite 28)
    See also:
    Figure: Changing an Archived Original Application File  (Extern)
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    Archiving an Original Application File (CA-DMS)
    You archive an original application file if you want to save the current processing status for
    documentation purposes.
    See also:
    Figure: Archiving Original Application Files  (Extern)
    To archive an original application file:
    1. Process the document in change mode (Basic data screen).
    2. Choose Extras   Originals   File 1(2)   Check in archive.
    The system saves the original application file to the optical disk defined in Customizing.
    You see a dialog box with the following message:
    Document archived successfully
    3. You can check which archive the document was saved to.
    To do this, display the data carrier and path for the original application data by choosing
    Storage data.
    The data carrier and the path where the original application file was stored before being
    checked in the archive is no longer displayed. The system has overwritten this data with
    the archive data.
    If the document type is defined such that all field changes are logged, you can still
    display the previous storage place (Goto   Display changes).
    4. Save your document info record.
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    Creating a New Version (CA-DMS)
    This means that you keep the old version (for example, 00) containing the archived original
    application file and create a new version (for example, 01) directly from the old version. For the
    new version, you then change the original application file.
    To process the archived original application file (new version):
    1. On the Basic data screen, choose Document   New version.
    The system copies the data of the existing version (for example, 00), including the archived
    original application data.
    2. In the new version (for example, 01), the original application file is still archived.
    3. Choose Extras   File 1(2)   Change.
    The system automatically creates a copy of the checked in original application file.
    – Enter the target for the copy. This path identifies the place where the original
    application file for the new version (for example, 01) is stored.
    – If the system accepts your entries, you see a dialog box with the following message:
    Data copied from archive
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    Changing an Original Application File for an Existing
    Version (CA-DMS)
    This means that you change the version whose original application file has been archived. There
    is only one version in this case.
    You can display the processing status that the original application file had in the archive from the
    status log if the following applies:
    When checking the original application file into the archive, you set a status for which the
    Indicator: Audit function is selected. This indicator causes original application files that are
    checked into the SAP database, a vault, or an archive with this status to be stored automatically.
    To change the archived original application file (existing version):
    1. Choose Extras   Originals   File 1(2)   Change.
    The system automatically creates a copy of the archived original application file.
    2. You see a dialog box, where you can enter the target for the copy. As a default value, you
    see the path where the file was stored before being archived.
    – To accept the default value, choose Continue.
    – If you want the file to be copied elsewhere, enter the required data (data carrier,
    path, and file name) in the dialog box. This path identifies the place where the
    original application file for the same version is stored. The system overwrites the
    previous archive data.
    If the system accepts your entries, you see a dialog box with the following message:
    Data copied from archive
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    Displaying an Archived Original Application File (CADMS)
    To display an original application file, you always use the following function, whether the data is
    stored on a server or in an archive:
    Extras   Originals   File 1 (2)   Display.
    The system automatically determines the path in the computer network. If the original application
    file is stored in an archive, you see a dialog box with the following message:
    Data copied from archive
    You can display archived data only from computers that have SAP ArchiveLink
    software installed.
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    Documents Input when Processed (CA-DMS)
    You process documents input when processed in the Archive menu of the document info record.
    The following functions are available:
    Checking a Document into an Archive (CA-DMS)  (Seite 31)
    Displaying an Archived Document (CA-DMS)  (Seite 32)
    Copying an Archived Document to a Document Info Record (CA-DMS)  (Seite 33)
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    Checking a Document into an Archive (CA-DMS)
    You use this function to check a scanned-in document (image) into an optical archive.
    See also:
    Scenario: Checking a Document into an Archive  (Extern)
    To check a document into an archive:
    1. Two windows are active on your computer screen:
    – a scan window with a scanned-in document
    – a window for the R/3 document management system
    2. In the document management window, choose the function you require (Document 
    Create or Change).
    Enter the required data on the initial screen and choose ENTER. You see the Basic data
    screen.
    3. Choose Archive   Check into archive.
    The system checks whether a status network that supports a status of status type A
    (archived) is defined for the chosen document type.
    Archiving is possible in the following cases:
    – if the status network does not support a status of status type A
    – if the status network supports a status of status type A at the current processing
    stage.
    The system automatically sets the status of status type A and records the status
    change in the status log.
    The system automatically determines the archive that is defined in the IMG
    functionOptical Archive.
    When the data has been archived, you see a dialog box with the following message:
    Document archived successfully
    4. Save your document info record.
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    Displaying an Archived Document (CA-DMS)
    You use this function you to display documents that were either scanned in when processed,
    then archived, or copied from the archive from the document info record.
    This function is only active it at least one document has been archived for the chosen
    document info record.
    To display a document from the archive:
    1. Choose menu option Archive   Display from archive.
    2. What you do next depends on the situation:
      If only one archived document exists for the document info record, the system goes
    directly to the display program (viewer) and displays the document.
      If more than one archived documents exist for the document info record, you first
    see a dialog box listing the archived objects with the date on which they were
    archived.
      On the list, select the archived objects you want to display in the viewer.
      Choose the Choose pushbutton.
    The system goes to the first selected object.
    In the viewer, you can switch between the objects you selected by choosing the
    appropriate function (Object + or Object -) from the Goto menu.
    3. To exit the display function for archived objects, close the viewer with Document   Exit.
    You can now continue processing the document info record.
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    Copying an Archived Document to a Document Info
    Record (CA-DMS)
    This function allows you to copy a document that has been archived by another application (for
    example, SAPoffice) to a document info record.
    See also:
    Scenario: Copying an Archived Document to a Document Info Record  (Extern)
    Figure: Copying an Archived Document to a Document Info Record  (Extern)
    To copy a document from an archive:
    1. Two windows are active on your screen:
    – a window showing the document in the display program (viewer) of the archive
    – a window for the R/3 document management system
    2. In the document management window, choose the function you require (Document 
    Create or Change).
    3. Place the cursor on the viewer window again.
    – Choose Edit   Select
    This selects the scanned-in document for processing in the document management
    system.
    4. Place the cursor on the document management window.
    Choose Archive   Copy from archive.
    The system makes the same status checks as described in Checking a Document into
    an Archive (CA-DMS)  (Seite 31).
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    SAP ArchiveLink and Application Data Archiving (CAARC)
    Use
    You can use the Archive Development Kit data archiving transaction and SAP ArchiveLink to
    store archive files in external archives. For more information see: Technical Background (CAARC)
    (Extern).
    Prerequisites
    You must enter the following settings in customizing in order to use the SAP ArchiveLink
    interface to archive application data:
      Platform-independent filename
      Document type
      Automatic transfer of archive files
    Activities
      Checking Storage Status of Archive Files (CA-ARC)  (Seite 38)
      Storing Archive Files Manually (CA-ARC)  (Seite 39)
    See also:
    Setting Platform-independent Filenames for SAP ArchiveLink (CA-ARC)  (Seite 35)
    Setting Archive File Document Type (CA-ARC)  (Seite 36)
    Storing Archive Files Automatically (CA-ARC)  (Seite 37)
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    Setting Platform-independent Filenames (CA-ARC)
    1. Call the Archive Management.
    2. Enter the name of the archiving object and press Enter.
    3. Choose the Customizing function.
    4. In archiving object-specific customizing choose Technical Settings.
    5. In the logical filename field enter a filename that refers to the exchange directory of the
    attached SAP ArchiveLink archive system. For example, the logical filename
    ARCHIVE_DATA_FILE_WITH_ARCHIVE_LINK. The system delivers the following standard
    defined filename:
    , if you use this runtime variable in the specification of the
    physical path. For example, the physical path could be:
    ARCHIVE_GLOBAL_PATH_WITH_ARCHIVE_LINK. See the FILE transaction
    documentation for further information.
    See also:
      Setting Archive File Document Type (CA-ARC)  (Seite 36)
      Storing Completed Archive Files in the Archive System Automatically (CA-ARC)  (Seite 37)
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    Setting Archive File Document Type (CA-ARC)
    1. Call the Archive Management.
    2. Enter the name of the archiving object and press Enter.
    3. Choose the Customizing function.
    4. Choose Technical Settings in archiving object-specific customizing.
    5. Choose the document type Archive in the group box Archive System Link.
    See also:
      Setting Platform-independent Filenames for SAP ArchiveLink (CA-ARC)  (Seite 35)
      Storing Completed Archive Files in the Archive System Automatically (CA-ARC)  (Seite 37)
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    Storing Completed Archive Files in the Archive System
    Automatically (CA-ARC)
    1. Call the Archive Management.
    2. Enter the name of the archiving object and press Enter.
    3. Choose the Customizing function.
    4. Choose Technical Settings in archiving object-specific customizing.
    5. Mark the checkbox Exec. automat. in the group box Archive System Link.
    See also:
      Setting Platform-independent Filenames (CA-ARC)  (Seite 35)
      Setting Archive File Document Type (CA-ARC)  (Seite 36)
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    Determining Whether an Archive File is Stored in the
    Optical Archive (CA-ARC)
    1. Call the Archive Management.
    2. Enter the name of the archiving object and press Enter.
    3. Choose the Management function.
    4. Set the cursor on the file whose archive residence you want to know, and double-click.
    The Archive Management: Archiving File Detail popup appears. Read the Storage option
    status text.
    See also:
    Storing Completed Archive Files in the Archive System Manually (CA-ARC)  (Seite 39)
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    Storing Completed Archive Files in the Archive System
    Manually (CA-ARC)
    Only archive files whose data objects have been deleted in the database can be
    stored in an external archive system.
    1. Call the Archive Management.
    2. Enter the name of the archiving object and press Enter.
    3. Choose the Management function.
    4. Set the cursor on the file which you want to store in the external archive system.
    If you want to store all the files in a session, set the cursor on the session number.
    5. Choose the Store function.
    The Archive Management: Store via ArchiveLink popup appears.
    6. Choose the Store Files function.
    The file is passed to the external archive system.
    See also:
    Determining Whether an Archive File is Stored in the External Archive (CA-ARC)  (Seite 38)
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    SAP ArchiveLink - Storage Scenarios (FI)
    The following sections describe storage scenarios in the Financial Accounting (FI) application
    component.
    See also
      The general introduction  (Seite 10) to this scenario documentation
      SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)dokumentation
      Financial Accounting documentation
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    Storing Print Lists (FI)
    Use
    In the FI application component, you can use SAP ArchiveLink to transfer the following print
    lists to an external storage system:
      Compact document journal (RFBELJ00)
      Line item journal (RFEPOJ00)
      Open item account balance audit trail (RFKKBU00)
      Accumulated account balance audit trail (RFKLBU10)
    Storage using SAP ArchiveLink has the following advantages:
      Reduced burden on online system
      Safer storage
      Faster, easier access
    Prerequisites
    Technical Realization (FI)
    Following improvements to the print reports, the print lists are now provided with an index when
    they are stored, enabling you to access objects (including sub-objects) at a later date.
    A particular account in the account balance audit trail.
    The system also generates a link to any stored documents that might exist, enabling you to
    display the corresponding stored document from the stored print list.
    For a detailed description of how to store print lists, refer to Print Lists  (Extern) in the SAP
    ArchiveLink documentation.
    There are no plans for enhancements.
    Preparation and Customizing (FI)
    No special Customizing settings are required to be able to store print lists in FI. For
    information on the Customizing settings for SAP ArchiveLink, see Customizing  (Seite 16).
    Special authorizations are not required.
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    Activities
    For notes on using these functions (in particular displaying stored print lists) see
    Searching for, Displaying and Printing Print Lists  (Extern) in the SAP ArchiveLink
    documentation.
    To store print lists in the FI application component, proceed as follows:
    1. Run the appropriate program and enter your selection criteria.
    2. On the selection screen, choose Optical archiving and enter the following information in
    the dialog box that is now displayed:
    – Object class: DRAW (document)
    – Object type: D01 (print list)
    – Identification: XXX (three figure alphanumeric code of your choice)
    – Text: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (up to 30 characters
    long).
    3. Now choose Execute in background or Execute + Print.
    To view the stored list, from the R/3 System initial screen, choose
    Office   Business Documents   Find lists. Enter the name of the report program and
    any additional selection criteria. Choose Enter. From the list that is now displayed you
    can select a print list and display its contents.
    When displaying the list, you can also display the incoming and outgoing documents
    (provided these were also stored). You do this via hyperlinks which are recognizable
    as such by being underlined.
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    Storing Incoming Documents (FI)
    Use
    In the FI application component, you can transfer incoming documents (invoices, credit memos)
    to an external archive system using SAP ArchiveLink. Data can be stored in different ways:
      Store for subsequent entry
      Store and enter, and
      Late storing with bar codes
      Assign, then store
    For detailed information on the ways in which you can store documents, see Storage
    Strategies  (Extern) in the SAP ArchiveLink documentation.
    The procedure Store for entry later with document parking is different to other storage
    methods. Under this procedure, processing is even more automated than it would otherwise be.
    The accounting clerk responsible for parking documents receives an incoming document (an
    invoice for example) via SAP Business Workflow. In the entry transaction to which the invoice
    is subject, the clerk can park this document using the existing incoming document. He or she can
    then send the parked invoice together with the incoming document for further processing
    (approval or additional investigation) to the relevant colleague. This colleague can then complete
    processing and post the invoice.
    Prerequisites
    Technical Realization (FI)
    Object type
    BKPF (financial accounting document)
    Link table
    TOA01
    Document class
    FAX
    Document type
    In the standard system, the following document types are supplied for the R/3 FI application
    component.
    FI document Document type
    Incoming invoice without invoice verification FIIINVOICE
    Incoming credit memos without invoice verification FICREDIT
    Incoming invoice parking FIIINVPREL
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    Fast invoice entry FIIPAYMEN2
    Incoming payment FIIPAYMENT
    Enhancements
      You can define your own document types under
    Tools   Business Documents
      Document types   Global document types and
    Tools   Business Documents
      Document types   WFL document types.
      You can define your own transaction links under
    Tools   Business Documents
    Document types   Workflow parameters.
    Further information
    For basic technical information on adding SAP ArchiveLink functions to the R/3 application
    components, refer to the section Incoming Documents  (Extern) in the SAP ArchiveLink
    documentation.
    Preparation and Customizing (FI)
    The basic preliminary settings that you must make in SAP ArchiveLink are described in
    Customizing  (Seite 16)
    You need to make settings in Customizing for Financial Accounting only for the activity Late
    storing with bar codes. For more information, see the documentation for the activities Specify
    Control Parameters for Bar Code Entry and Maintain Document Types for Bar Code Entry
    located in Customizing for Financial Accounting under Financial Accounting Global Settings 
    Document   Document Header.
    Activities
    Scenario: Assignment and Storage in FI
    For information on this procedure, see the following sections of the SAP ArchiveLink
    documentation:
    Scenario: Late Storage with Bar Codes in FI
    For information on this topic, see:
      Process: Late Storing with Bar Codes  (Extern)
      Concept: Storing with Bar Codes  (Extern)
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    Scenario: Store for Subsequent Entry in FI
    For information on this topic, see:
      Concept: Store for Subsequent Entry  (Extern)
      Process: Store for Subsequent Entry  (Extern)
      Store for Subsequent Entry  (Extern)
    Scenario: Entry and Storage in FI
    For information on this topic, see:
      Concept: Store and Enter  (Extern)
      Process: Store and Enter  (Extern)
      Store and Enter  (Extern)
    Document Processing Functions
    In certain document processing transactions in FI you have direct access to the functions
    available under SAP ArchiveLink. These transactions include:
      Changing documents (FB02)
      Displaying documents (FB03)
      Changing parked documents (FBV2)
      Displaying parked documents (FBV3)
    When carrying out these transactions, you can use the following functions:
      Subsequently assign a stored document from the external content server (see Assign
    Stored Documents Subsequently  (Extern))
      Display the stored document for an FI document from the external content server (see
    Searching for Incoming Documents  (Extern))
    The assignment and display functions might typically be accessed as follows:
    1. From the General Ledger menu, choose Document   Display.
    2. Enter the document number and the company code in which it was posted. Choose
    ENTER.
    The system now displays the R/3 document.
    3. To display the stored document for this R/3 document, choose Environment   Object
    links
    To assign this document to a document already stored, choose Environment   Assign
    original.
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    Storing Outgoing Documents (FI)
    Use
    You can store documents transferred from the General Ledger (FI-GL), Accounts Receivable (FIAR)
    and Accounts Payable (FI-AP) application components using SAP ArchiveLink. Documents
    that you created using SAPscript are stored in an external storage system and linked to the
    documents or accounts from which they are derived. You can store the following outgoing
    financial accounting documents:
      Payment advice notes
      Checks
      Correspondence like payment notifications and bank statements
      Dunning notices
    Storage using SAP ArchiveLink takes place using Business Transaction Events, to which end
    SAP supplies sample function modules that you can activate by making the appropriate
    Customizing settings.
    If you already use your own programs (user exits) or Business Transaction Events to
    manage printing, faxing, email or dispatching, check whether you need to replace
    these developments with a function module enhanced to perform these functions.
    IMPORTANT: Ensure that no data is overwritten.
    Prerequisites
    Technical Realization (FI)
    Object type
    BKPF (financial accounting document)
    BUS3007 (customer account)
    BUS3008 (vendor account)
    Link table
    TOA01
    Document class
    PDF
    Document type
    The following document types exist in the standard system:
    FI document Document type Function module
    Payment advice note FIOPAYAVIS FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_PAYMENT_ADVICE
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    Check FIOPAYMENT FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_ PAYMENT
    Correspondence:
    Payment notification
    Bank statement
    FIOPAYCONF
    FIOACCSTAT
    FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_CORRESPONDENCE
    Dunning notice FIODUNNING FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_DUNNING_NOTICE
    If you make changes in Customizing to the object types and document types, you will need to
    adapt the corresponding function modules in each case.
    Enhancements
    There are no restrictions to the way in which sample function modules in the standard system
    can be enhanced. They can also be duplicated for additional document types and object types as
    many times as necessary.
      You can define your own document types in the Basis Implementation Guide under
    Basis Services   SAP ArchiveLink   System Settings   Maintain Document Types.
      To define you our own object types, on the SAP R/3 screen, choose
    Tools   Business Framework   BAPI development   Business Object Builder.
      The sample function module FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_CORRESPONDENCE contains the
    correspondence types SAP01 (payment notificiation) and SAP08 (account statement).
    Additional correspondence types can be added to this function module. You can define
    correspondence types in Customizing for Financial Accounting under the
    Implementation Guide under
    Financial Accounting Global Settings   Correspondence   Define Correspondence
    Types.
    Preparation and Customizing (FI)
    To activate storage for financial accounting documents using SAP ArchiveLink, make the
    following settings in Customizing:
    1. If you want to make changes to the function modules (changing the document type
    defined in the standard system for example) copy the sample function modules to your
    name range. You should then make these changes in the source text.
    For a detailed description of the procedure for copying sample function modules to your
    name range, see the IMG documentation for the activity Use Business Transaction
    Events (located under Financial Accounting Global Settings.)
    2. Define the storage method in the function modules. Enter the setting in source text for
    the parameter c_itcpo-tdarmod. The following settings are possible:
      2 Store only
      3 Print and store
    3. Create a product with which all function modules that you want to activate can be
    summarized at a later date.
    To do this, choose the activity Use Business Transaction Events, located in Customizing
    for Financial Accounting under Financial Accounting Global Settings. On the SAP
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    Business Framework: Business Transaction Events screen, choose Settings   Products
      ... of a customer. Mark this product as active by selecting the Active indicator.
    4. Assign the function modules to processes (Events).
    To do this, choose the activity Use Business Transaction Events, located in Customizing
    for Financial Accounting under Financial Accounting Global Settings. On the Business
    Framework: Business Transaction Events screen, choose Settings   P/S function
    modules   ... of a customer. In the table that is now displayed, enter the names of the
    function modules that you want to activate, together with the Events or products required.
    Enter also the name of the product already created.
    The names of the processes defined in the standard system are as follows:
    Function module Process
    FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_PAYMENT_ADVICE 00002050
    FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_ PAYMENT 00002060
    FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_CORRESPONDENCE 00002310
    FI_OPT_ARCHIVE_DUNNING_NOTICE 00001040
    Activities
    Storing outgoing documents (FI)
    Outgoing documents are stored automatically if you have carried out the above-mentioned
    settings in Customizing.
    Displaying stored documents
    Stored documents can be displayed as follows:
      On the SAP R/3 screen, by choosing Office   Business Documents   Documents 
    Find lists
      From the Accounts Receivable or Accounts Payable menu by choosing Master records
      Display.
    Enter the customer or vendor you wish to display, select one of the indicators under
    Company code data and choose ENTER.
    On the screen that is now displayed, choose System   Display relationships   Stored
    documents.
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    SAP ArchiveLink - Archiving Scenarios (SD)
    The following sections describe the archiving scenarios in the R/3 application component SD
    (Sales and Distribution):
      General sales and distribution (SD)
      Sales support (SD-CAS)
    See also
      General Introduction  (Seite 10) to this scenario documentation
      SAP ArchiveLink  (Extern)documentation
      Sales and distribution  (Extern) documentation
      Sales support  (Extern) documentation
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    Optical Archiving of Incoming Original Documents (SD)
    Betriebswirtschaftlicher Hintergrund (SD)  (Seite 52)
    Weitere Voreinstellungen  (Extern)
    Spezial-Customizing  (Extern)
    Ablegen für spätere Erfassung  (Extern)
    Zuordnen und Ablegen  (Extern)
    Spät ablegen mit Barcode  (Extern)
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