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Web Client

Platform
OnBase
Product
Web Client
Release
Foundation 24.1
License
Premier
Standard
Essential

The indexing toolbar is located along the bottom of the Indexing panel.

The indexing toolbar contains the buttons necessary to navigate among the documents within the batch and to manage the indexing process:

Note:

In the table, the term 'unindexed document' means any document that was not indexed before you began indexing the current batch or before you last clicked the Index Documents button.

Note:

Depending on your configuration, some of the buttons in the indexing toolbar might not be available.

Detail of navigation buttons on the indexing toolbar.

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Description

Index Documents button.

The Index Documents button saves all indexing information provided during the current indexing session, or since the last time indexing information was saved.

Once you index a document using this button, the document is no longer available to be indexed within the Indexing panel.

Append Pages button.

The Append Pages button appends the current document to the last, previously-indexed document. This option is available only when indexing image documents.

Create New Document button.
Note:

The Create New Document button is disabled for documents with non-image file formats (e.g., PDF, OLE, etc.).

The Create New Document button creates a new document from the currently displayed page in the document. The new document consists of the currently displayed page as its starting page followed by additional pages from the original document.

Note:

Depending on your configuration, you may not be able to create a new document beginning with the first page of the current document.

For example, if you had a five-page document, you could elect to create a new document from pages 3-5. To create a new document during indexing, select the page you wish to be the start of your new document (page 3) and click the Create New Document button.

Depending on your configuration, clicking the Create New Document button does one of the following:

  • Displays the Create New Document dialog box, which allows you to set additional options (e.g., a page range) before the new document is created.

  • Immediately creates the new document, using the currently displayed page as the starting page followed by all subsequent pages from the original document.

If the Create New Document dialog box is displayed, do the following:

  • From the Document Type drop-down list, select the appropriate Document Type for the new document.

  • Enter or verify the Document Date.

  • In the Create from pages field, enter the page range for the pages you wish to use to create a new document (e.g., to create a new document using pages 3, 4, 5, and 9 of the original document, enter 3-5,9).

  • Enter the appropriate Keyword Values.

  • Click OK.

If the Create New Document dialog box is not displayed, the newly created document is displayed for indexing and the document from which it is created is moved to the end of the batch for indexing purposes.

Delete Page button.

The Delete Page button deletes the currently displayed page from the selected document.

Note:

This button is not available for single-page documents. To delete a single-page document, click Delete Document.

Note:

If you delete all pages from all documents in the batch, the batch is purged from OnBase.

Delete Document button.

The Delete Document button deletes the current document.

Note:

Depending on your scan queue configuration, you may or may not be able to delete the current document.

Note:

If you delete all documents in the batch, the batch is purged from OnBase.

Undo button.

The Undo button allows you to cancel your last deletion or append operation. To cancel an append, click the Undo button immediately after clicking the Append Pages button. The Undo option is not available once a new document has been indexed or navigated through.

Note:

If you delete the last document in a batch, or append the last document, you receive the following message: You have indexed all documents in the batch and your last action(s) may be undone. Click Stop Indexing to complete the indexing process for this batch and move onto another batch.

Clear Keywords button.

The Clear Keywords button clears the Keyword Values from their fields. Locked fields are not cleared.

Stop Indexing button.

The Stop Indexing button closes the open document, re-displays the list of batches, and discards any indexing information provided since the last time indexing information was saved. All Keyword Value information is removed from the Indexing panel and the Document Type field is cleared. The same queue remains selected in the Indexing panel, but the batch is deselected in the list.

Mark Document for Rescan button.

The Mark Document for Rescan button marks the current document for rescanning. When you are finished indexing the batch, it will be routed to the Awaiting QA Rescan batch status queue.

Mark Page for Rescan button.

The Mark Page for Rescan button marks the current page for rescanning. When you are finished indexing the batch, it will be routed to the Awaiting QA Rescan batch status queue.

Manager Resolution button.

The Manager Resolution button marks the current document for manager resolution. When you are finished indexing the batch, it will be routed to the Awaiting Manager Resolution batch status queue.

First Document button.

The First Document button displays the first unindexed document in the batch, if it is not already being displayed.

Previous Document button.

The Previous Document button displays the previous unindexed document in the batch, if it is not already being displayed.

The Next Document button displays the first page of the next unindexed document in the batch, if there is one.

Next Document button.

The Last Document button displays the first page of the last unindexed document in the batch you are indexing.