Apps > Email Packager

The email packager is used to combine multiple documents created by Turbo Title for Windows into a single email. Turbo Title packages the documents and creates an email using the default email software installed on the workstation for actual delivery of the email. It also creates a detail entry into Turbo Title’s email log file. NOTE: Turbo Title has know way of knowing if the email delivery was successful, that is the job of the workstations email software. Turbo Title only knows that it has packaged the software and delivered it to the workstations email software client.

EmailPackager

Menu Description

Exit	Leave the Email Packager
Send Via Email	Use this menu option to send the ‘Attachments to Send’ file(s) to the email recipients selected in the email list. This is done by sending the data to the email client software that is used as the default on the workstation. An email log entry is also created within Turbo Title.
Send to TurboNet	Send the documents to the optional TurboNet web companion software available from Wasatch Data. (Please call for details)
PDF Manager	Activate the PDF Manager application within Turbo Title.
View Email Log	View the history of email packages that have been created.
Select Email Signature Template	Select a document template to add default text to the body of the email created. This is limited to a basic text document at this time.

Select Directory

Turbo Title saves files automatically into various directories based on the file type. Use the follow to select which files to package into the email.

PDF Directory	View files saved into Turbo Title PDF Directory. (i.e. F:\TTW\PDF)
Scan Directory	View TIF files exported from Scanning (i.e. F:\TTW\TIF). NOTE: Files exported using the ‘Convert To PDF’ in scan export will be savid in the PDF Directory.
Doc Directory	View files created using Doc Prep.
Select Directory	View any directory desired for the cases where it is desired to attach documents not created in Turbo Title or that were stored in a location other than a default Turbo Title directory.