By Bob Saltzstein

Ever scan multiple boxes while matching the images' Bates numbers to those on the original documents, only to find after export that you scanned the boxes out of order? This can be fixed easily in Copy+. Before exporting, run a Box Index Report to see if the Bates numbers are out of order. If they are, simply merge the out of order box into the box to which it should follow. All of the images will now be in order and you can export seamlessly.

Have you ever wondered how to get a parent/child relationship in your LFP? Well here is the trick: Select a binding element that you know you will not use in this job, such as Spiral, and assign it to any images that you want to be children of the previous document. Then when you are exporting, in your export options screen, you can click or touch "Load File Options" in our beautiful, new 5.0 user interface and you will be taken to the Load File Export Options screen. Here you can select "Relational" to give a document/child/page relationship. Select Spiral as your child. Now, any image that you assigned as a Spiral will be a child of the previous document in your LFP. We have wizards creating this stuff.

Here's a great tip from Ivan Ankrom, on our Tech Support Team:

"As a Tech Support Representative trouble shooting computer related issues day in day out I’m always interested in ways to accomplish tasks effortlessly.  When I see another representative open the Run dialog box by pressing the Windows key + R, I’m intrigued to see what other shortcuts are available using the Windows key.  In our eScan-IT we have shortcuts for setting boundaries.  Simply click on the image key you want to change the boundary for and click one of the following letters corresponding to the type of boundary; F = Folder, B = Box, D = Parent Document, C = Child and P = Page (or remove current boundary setting).  What other shortcuts do you know of for getting to applications or services faster?"