CAPTOR (Android) 2.1.3 Release Notes
Josh Bohls
Today marks the release of Android versions of CAPTOR for Android Enterprise, BlackBerry Dynamics, and Microsoft InTune. Here is a quick look at what has changed.
Camera Quality: This version of CAPTOR includes a big upgrade to the camera quality, resulting in sharper higher resolution photos. The actual resolution varies by device, but you will see a dramatic improvement in the photo quality. As this will increase the file size and the processing time, we added a new setting where you can revert back to the older lower quality camera in that meets your business needs.
Document Scanning: This version of CAPTOR introduces an enhanced document scanning experience. CAPTOR document scanning is programmed to work best when you use a dark contrasting background. The new document scanning mode includes the ability to switch from Automatic to Manual capture. If the app has trouble finding the edges of the page, we recommend switching to Manual capture so you can complete the scan and adjust the corners as needed. You will be able to adjust the filter from color to black & white in the document preview screen.
Backup Changes: This release marks a number of bug fixes and enhancements to the CAPTOR backup service. There is a new connection status indicator that will alert the user if the connection to the backup server drops. There is also an alert if the port required to complete a backup is blocked. We also changed the logic to skip automatic backups if the settings are not completed to minimize server traffic.
Android 10 (minimum o/s support): CAPTOR 2.1.3 requires a minimum of Android 10 on the device.
Please share feedback on this release or suggestions for new features by emailing us at support[at]inkscreen[dot]com.