Ian,

Thank you for the details on these four methods. I can explain our use for the other methods, listed in order of importance:
 

• Locking / unlocking entries - Our programs allow users to modify electronic documents attached to a Laserfiche entry. They also allow users to edit document page images. In both cases, while the user is editing the eDoc/pages of the entry, we do not want other users to make modifications to the entry. Users expect to be able to lock or check out a document for as long as needed.
• Replacing page images - Some of our programs allow the users to edit document page images and replace the Laserfiche page image with their edited image.
• Running OCR - Some documents we want to automatically flag for OCR indexing when we add them to the repository.
• Rotating pages - Sometimes pages are scanned in the wrong direction and our programs allow users to rotate them
• Moving pages within a document - Our programs allow users to re-order pages within a document.
• Moving pages to another document - Our programs allow users to move pages between documents.
• Creating new fields / Editing exiting field properties - When we install or configure some of our programs, we want to make sure that certain fields exist and have certain data types, max lengths, etc. Doing this programmatically eliminates the errors that happen if someone is required to manually add/modify the fields.
• Changing entry access rights - Some of our programs require that certain folders have specific access rights and it is more reliable to do this programmatically.

Thank you for your assistance.