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It is also possible to modify any single parameter to a job file by passing an additional [[XML]] file containing those settings via the [[Command Line Interface]].
It is also possible to modify any single parameter to a job file by passing an additional [[XML]] file containing those settings via the [[Command Line Interface]].


For example, you can run a job that does [[OCR]] in English by default, but switch the [[language]] for specific documents using an [[XML]] setting modifier.
For example, you can run a job that does [[OCR]] in English by default, but switch the [[Languages|language]] for specific documents using an [[XML]] setting modifier.

Revision as of 16:31, 16 January 2022

All SimpleIndex settings are saved to a Job File.

SIC Files[edit | edit source]

Job files have a .SIC file extension and are registered to open with SimpleIndex when you install the application.

You can double-click a job file from its icon and it will open in SimpleIndex and execute the Run Job action automatically. If the job is a Pre-Index job, it will run minimized and exit automatically when the job is complete, allowing you to easily work on other applications while it processes documents.

You can also right-click and select Edit to open a job file in SimpleIndex without running the job automatically.

The Command Line Interface can be used to create custom job file shortcuts that pass preset Index values, Input folders and other processing parameters to the program.

XML Files[edit | edit source]

Job files are XML formatted and can be generated by other applications to create custom workflows on the fly.

It is also possible to modify any single parameter to a job file by passing an additional XML file containing those settings via the Command Line Interface.

For example, you can run a job that does OCR in English by default, but switch the language for specific documents using an XML setting modifier.