You can create your own "index.ini" file for CAPSYS CAPTURE Document Import by writing a text file using the format shown below:
[CAPSYS CAPTURE Document Import]
CAPSYS CAPTURE Profile=Name of Batch Profile created in CAPSYS CAPTURE Process Manager
[Indexes]
field1=Index Value
field2=Index Value
[Images]
ImageType=Tiff
image1=imagename.tif
image2=imagename.tif
image3=imagename.tif
CAPSYS CAPTURE Document Import only recognizes the "index.ini" file name, so remember to name your text file correctly.
Notice that the INI file above is set to expect only TIFF images in the batch. Change the ImageType value from "Tiff" to "JPEG" if you are importing only JPEG images in the batch.
If the batch to be imported contains non-image types of files (.xls, .pdf, .doc, etc.), change the ImageType value from "Tiff" to "Universal." If you do not change the ImageType value the viewer in the CAPSYS CAPTURE client will not be able to display the files in their native application.
When you specify an image name under [Images], CAPSYS CAPTURE Document Import assumes that the image is in the same folder as the INI file. You can also capture a "remote" file along with the batch if you include the path to that file with its name.
For example: image1=..\..\remote_files_to_import\doc_coverpage.tif
To use this file, place it into the source batch folder and set CAPSYS CAPTURE Document Import to import batches that include an INI file. Do this before you start the CAPSYS CAPTURE Server.
The standalone CAPSYS CAPTURE Pro scanning station automatically generates this INI file as part of the batches it creates. Therefore, writing your own "index.ini" file is not necessary.