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For now, refer to the Format-Specific Settings topic in the Answer Center.
Configurable Formats:
CaseLogistix SettingsThis window is used to configure CaseLogistix load file (XML) export settings. •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Include document/OCR text as a field in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the load file. |
CaseMap SettingsThis window is used to configure CaseMap load file (CSV) export settings. •Data Delimiters - The following drop-downs determine what characters are used to delimit (contain/separate) document data within the exported load file: oField - This drop-down determines the delimiter used for Metadata Field data. ▪Other - When selecting <other> from the Field drop-down, use this input box to specify a new delimiter to use. oText - This drop-down determines the delimiter used for extracted/OCR text data. •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Include field names as first record - The name of each selected Metadata Field (Export Utility: Fields) is included in the first row (record) of the exported load file. |
Concordance Settings
•Data Delimiters - The following drop-downs determine what characters are used to delimit (contain/separate) document data within the exported load file: oComma - oQuote - oNewline - oRestore Defaults - This button will restore all delimiters to their default character selections. •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Allow Unicode data in load file - •Create Opticon load file only - •Enable support for Concordance Native Viewer - •Include field names as first record - •Include document/OCR text as a field in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the load file. •Link to images and native files in their current location - |
Concordance Desktop Settings
•Use specific database (*.dcb) override path - oDatabase path - ▪Browse... - oField Settings... - •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •If Record Match is Found - oSkip Record - oUpdate Existing Record - oAppend All Records - •Automatically load Opticon/Native base files - •Concatenate DCB's across separate partitions - •Create Concodrance 10.0 database (supports Unicode) - •Enable support for Concordance Native Viewer - •Include document/OCR text as a field in database file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the database (DCB) file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the database file. •Link to images and native files in their current location - •Truncate text values that exceed their field size - |
Concordance Direct Settings
•Use specific database (*.dcb) override path - oDatabase path - ▪Browse... - oSecurity... - oField Settings... - •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •If Record Match is Found - oSkip Record - oUpdate Existing Record - oAppend All Records - •Automatically load Opticon/Native base files - •Concatenate DCB's across separate partitions - •Create Concodrance 10.0 database (supports Unicode) - •Enable support for Concordance Native Viewer - •Include document/OCR text as a field in database file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the database (DCB) file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the database file. •Link to images and native files in their current location - •Truncate text values that exceed their field size - |
Delimited Text Settings
•Data Delimiters - The following drop-downs determine what characters are used to delimit (contain/separate) document data within the exported load file: oField - This drop-down determines the delimiter used for Metadata Field data. oText - This drop-down determines the delimiter used for extracted/OCR text data. •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Allow Unicode data (UCS-2 format) - |
DocuMatrix Settings
•Case Name - •Database Name - •Include attachments by parent - •Include page offset data with OCR - •Create XML for fixing existing documents - •Renumber documents sequentially - oStarting # - |
EDRM 1.0 Settings
•Batch Name - •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Include document/OCR text as content in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. •Link to images and native files in their current location - |
EDRM 2.0 Settings
•Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Include document/OCR text as content in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. •Link to images and native files in their current location - |
iCONECT Settings
•Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. •Date Format - •Include document/OCR text as a field in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the load file. |
TrialDirector SettingsUse this window to configure both inData's TrialDirector and Summation Blaze load file export settings. •Document ID - •Object ID - •Description (Optional) - |
Inmagic SettingsThis window is used to configure Inmagic's DB/TextWorks load file (ADD) export settings. •Path Notation - The following options determine how image file paths are written to the exported load file: oHard Path - The full file path will be written, so that the root directory is the same regardless of load file location. oRelative Path - Relative file paths will be written, so that the location of the load file itself becomes the root directory. oUNC Path - UNC notation is used for the file paths, so that a mapped network drive may be used as the root directory. |
Introspect Settings
•General - oBatch Name - oIndex ID - oFolder ID - oInclude all Bates numbers - oLink to images and files in current location - oUse IDX version 5 format - •Field IDs... - •Priority - oLow - oMedium - oHigh - •Flags - oIndex flag - oRender flag - oHold flag - |
PDF Settings
•Create bookmarks for grouped documents - oBookmark Caption - ▪Parent - ▪Attachments - •Populate PDF metadata - oTitle - oDubject - oAuthor - oKeywords - |
Ringtail Settings
•Allow long folder names (over 20 chars) - •Include document/OCR text as a field in load file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the load file. oField name - This input box specifies a name for the field where this text is stored within the load file. •Insert special page markers in OCR text - oReplace existing page markers - •Include reference to native file in Pages table - •Multi-entry fields... - |
Summation Settings
•Allow advanced (iBlaze) dii features - ▪eDii Tokens... - oWrite all fields to dii file - oInclude document/OCR text directly in dii file - When available, the extracted/OCR text from each document will be included in the dii file. oInclude PST tokens directly in dii file - oInclude @EDOC token for e-mail messages - •Always write index fields to separate file - •Include field names as first record of delimited text file - •Data Delimiters - oField Separator - oQuote Character - o<Return> Value in Data - oRestore Defaults - •Dii Path Notation - oCD Volume (@V Vol:) - oHard Path - oImage Directory (@1) - |