here<\/a>.<\/p>\nStep 1: Start BardecodeFiler and click on the Options<\/strong> button.<\/p>\nStep 2: Reset your settings back to default – Under Import, Export & Reset Settings click on the Reset<\/strong> button.<\/p>\nStep 3: Go to Splitting\/Mode and change the mode to “Split at fixed intervals<\/strong>” and also tick the option “Process images with no barcode<\/strong>“.<\/p>\nStep 4: Go to Reformat Barcode Values\/Reformat Table and on the first line of the table enter the following in the left hand side: .*<\/strong> and the following on the right hand side: {0}<\/strong>. The .* matches any pattern of bar code and the {0} assigns the %VAL1 token with the entire value of the barcode. We can now use this token in our file naming template.<\/p>\nStep 5: Go to Output Files\/Name Template and enter the following %PAGE_%VAL1. This will create file names based on a 3 digit page number followed by the value of the last barcode found in the document.<\/p>\n
Variations:<\/p>\n
Maybe every page has a unique barcode and you don’t want to use a barcode from a previous page if the application doesn’t find one. Well in this case just change Step 5 to enter %PAGE_%VALUES and if the page doesn’t contain a barcode then you will get a file called something like 001_NOVALUE. Then you can manually correct the NOVALUE files.<\/p>\n
Alternatively you could un-tick the “Process images with no barcode<\/strong>” from Step 3 and allow these pages to go to the exceptions folder for manual handling.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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