Merging Documents
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You can can merge two or more documents together. Merging documents can make sense, for example, if each page of a single document is scanned as a series of separate documents. Also, if records that were converted to TIFF are imported, they may arrive as one document per page, in which case you would want to merged page ranges into whole documents.
Consider the following facts before merging documents: •Folder location of target documents. The documents to be merged must be located in the same folder. If documents in different folders need to be merged, the Move Documents function may be used to move them into the same folder.
•Merge sequence. The documents will be merged in the same order they appear in the document list. To merge them in a different order, move the documents prior to the merge operation. All PageID information for the pages will be retained when merging documents; however, the index information for the first document will be used as index information for the new document. Be sure to verify this information after the merge. •Performance considerations. Because LAW stores multi-page documents in multi-page image format, the image file has to be physically rebuilt, with all pages from the 2nd to the Nth documents being appended to the first document selected. This can take some time depending on the number of pages being merged. LAW can typically merge 100 pages in less than 5 seconds, but as the number of pages increases, the average time per page increases. To cancel this process press the ESC key.
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1.Select two or more documents. 2.On the Edit menu click Merge Documents. Merge Documents is not enabled if a single document is selected. If at any time you need to cancel a merge operation, press the ESC key.
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