Duplicate Viewer

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Duplicate Viewer

The Duplicate Viewer tool can be used for quick reference when reviewing Duplicate or Near-Duplicate documents within the active Case Database.

Open the Duplicate Viewer from the Menu of the Main User Interface by selecting Tools > Duplicate Viewer.

There are two separate tabs, one for referencing Duplicates, and another for referencing Near-Duplicates:

 

DuplicateViewerDuplicatesTabIcon Duplicates

This tab is used for quick reference on Duplicate case documents. Highlighting a document within the Document List of the Case Directory pane will cause its DocID to be displayed here, along with any other relevant information for that document:

If the highlighted document is considered a Duplicate, then all associated duplicates of that document will also be listed here by DocID. The _DupID is shown for "Parent" level duplicates (always listed first), and the DupStatus is shown for all other "Global" or "Custodian" level duplicates. Left-clicking on the documents listed here will cause them to be located and highlighted within the Case Directory pane.

If the highlighted document is not considered a duplicate, then the message "is not a duplicate" will be displayed instead.

Additionally, you can see the deduplication status of the Case Database by clicking on the appropriate link at the bottom of this tab.

InfoIconTo Interpret Duplicate Status of a File

The possible statuses the Duplicate Viewer provides are described in the following table:

Status

Description

There is currently no document selected.

When Duplicate Viewer was started, no document was selected.

Close the viewer, select a file from the folder tree, and then restart the viewer.

Document does not appear to be ED (native) document.

The document selected is a TIFF or other non-native file type.

Close the viewer, select a different file, and then restart the viewer.

 

 

For information on the Near-Duplicates tab, please click here: Duplicates Viewer with Near Dup