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In the Document Image Window:
The Document Image Window Toolbar is customizable for each user. To Customize the Toolbar click the down arrow at the end of the particular Toolbar to be customized and click Add or Remove Buttons. The toolbars and items available in the Image Document Window are:

Save and Close - Save any changes and close the document
New - scan new pages
Insert - add new scanned pages after the selected page
Append - add new scanned pages to the end of the document
Find - Opens the search engine
Edit

Cut
Copy
Paste
Undo

Show or Hide Document Information and Text
Show or Hide Document Image and Thumbnails

Rotate Left
Rotate right
Flip vertically
Flip horizontally
Change Image Scale

Go to first page
Go to prior page
Type in the desired page
Go to next page
Go to last page

Select Annotation Cursor
Select Image Cursor
Drag Mouse Cursor
Zoom In / out
Zoom Area
Magnifier

Freehand
Freehand Highlighter
Rectangle Highlighter
Connect Line
Straight Line
Hollow Rectangle
Filled Rectangle
Typed Text
Hyperlink
Sticky Notes
Call Out
Create OCR Zone
Rubber Stamp
Referenced Image
Embed Image
Text from a File
Redaction
Elipse
Polygon

Choose Index Set - will provide a drop down list of available Index Sets to associate with a document
Place in Folder - provides a browse window to select a location for a saved document. When adding a new document to DocuXplorer you can select to place the document in a Folder other than the Folder in focus, this is accomplished using the Toolbar item <Place in Folder>. When using <Place in Folder> and changing the storage location of the document to a Folder other than the one in focus; the Index Set display in the Document Window will change to display the default Index Set for the Folder selected. This feature is only able when adding a new document. When changing a location for a previously saved document the Index Set will always display the Index Set associated with the document.
Tip:
When batch scanning documents use these functions to associate an Index Set and locate the new document