FaceTime set Output Device

Hi guys,
this question is not specifically related to Yosemite or Handsoff, but I noticed it the first time trying to make phone calls via FaceTime.
I got a iPhone 5s and a MacBook Pro Retina (Early 2013) – both updated to the latest OS version.
I was trying to use the new feature of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite to make a phone call via the iPhone.
I've connected a 2.1 Soundsystem via Belkin Dock to my Mac and also a USB Headset.
FaceTime has the possibility to set the audio input device only for this app, but not the output device.
I would like to change the output device for any FaceTime calls (via iPhone or Internet) to the USB headset.
Is there a chance to set the audio in/output device app specific?
I think that it is a common problem, as I cannot imagine that anyone would use the build-in microphone and speakers in any office?!
Of course I searched for the problem, but didn't find anything useful.
Kind regards
caldi

You can get only a single document preview, I think. I have never tried, but I don´t think that is possible.
What you see is not the second document preview, but the last document in the batch, is that right?
You can experiment with the form bundling (bundling the forms when sending them to ADS improves performance), but I don´t think that will help.
Why do you need to do this "mass preview" anyway? Maybe you should create a tool to help the user display these preview. I am close to HR and can imagine a tool, which is used for mass personal profile forms. I would create a simple report, where you click on the line and get the document preview/ profile of the selected person.
Imho if you do the "mass" print/ generation, your task is to be fast and you target on the printer. If you work with a single form, then it is like "user-oriented".
Regards, Otto

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