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You can use the Turbo Imager batch process to convert native files to TIFF images or PDF files, or to reprocess files that are already in TIFF or PDF format. Turbo Imager generates near-native files (not true native). Since each file does not have to be opened and processed by the associated source application, Turbo Imager can generate images faster. This allows you to move into downstream workflows more quickly.
A Turbo Imager job can be run on Turbo Import, ED Loader, and Scan cases. It cannot be used on an Access case.
This window is used to configure settings for the Turbo Imager process of the Batch Processing Utility. •Image output type - Determines whether documents are converted to Tiff or Pdf format. •Color Reduction - Select Reduce to black & white from this drop-down to convert all images into the black & white color mode. Otherwise, leave this at None for no color reduction. Color images use LZW compression, and black & white images use CCITT Group 4 compression. •Output Format - For Tiff conversion, images may be saved in either Serialized (single-page per file) or Multipage formats. For Pdf conversion, only Multipage format is available. •Resolution - Use this drop-down to determine the quality of converted images. Higher DPI (dots per inch) values increase both image quality and file size. •Force oversize pages - Allows you to force oversize pages to 8.5"x11" or 11"x17". Pages that are resized will keep their orientation. Forcing to 8.5"x11" pages will be increased to 800dpi and 11"x17" will be increased to 500dpi. •Force undersize pages to 8.5" x 11" - After Turbo imager has generated an image and it is smaller than 8.5x11, you can then have it keep the size but place the image onto an 8.5x11 page or blown up that image to 8.5x11. •Maximum imaging agents - Allows you to assign how many agents will be used on a Turbo Imaging request. The default of 0 will use all the agents you have. •Display date and time in emails using - Allows you to establish the timezone used for all email files. The following options are available: oTimezone used during import - The timezone from the current LAW workstation will be used. oOriginal Timezone from email - The timezone from the email files themselves will be used. oCustom Timezone - Select the desired timezone from the drop-down provided.
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NOTE: If the file is searchable, and you have selected to create PDFs, then it will create a searchable PDF. If the file is not searchable, then it will not create a searchable PDF |
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