Enable single page mode in Daeja virtual viewer

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Single page mode presents a multi-page document as multiple independent pages. Single page mode improves page movement and reduces memory consumption.

In single page mode, the virtual viewer displays only one page at a time. The virtual viewer requires less memory to display a single page at a time. Up and down page movement is improved.

Note: This feature applies only when you use Daeja Virtual Viewer and Dynamic Web TWAIN Interface.

Single page mode for the scan task

Verify that the scan-task setting file contains the following statement: <V n="ShowSinglePage" label="Show Single Page" tip="Show single page in the virtual image viewer." type="checkbox">1</V>. Add the statement if it does not exist.

The NScan-task setting file for standard Datacap applications is nscan.set.xml.

In a standard application's NScan-task setting file, the statement is under the following parent element: <P n="Scan" tip="Setting for scan process" title="Scan">

When the scan-task setting file is ready, open Datacap Navigator desktop. Go to Datacap Administrative View > application > Jobs > Navigator Job > Tasks > NScan > Advanced. Select Show single page for NScan.

Single page mode for the verify task

Verify that the verify-task setting file contains the following statement: <P n="Verify" tip="Setting for Image Processing" title="Verify"> <V label="Show Single Page" n="ShowSinglePage" tip="Show single page in the virtual image viewer." type="checkbox">1</V></P>. Add the statement if it does not exist.

The verify-task setting file for standard Datacap applications is verify.set.xml.

In a standard application's verify-task setting file, the statement is under the following parent element: <S>...</S>

When the verify-task setting file is ready, open Datacap Navigator desktop. Go to Datacap Administrative View > application > Jobs > Navigator Job > Tasks > Verify > Advanced. Select Show single page for Verify.

Restriction:
  • Single page mode is not supported for thumbnails because a thumbnail consists of only one page.