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Prev | Next | Top > Source Insight Concepts Navigation Using Source LinksSource Links connect two locations in two different text files. They connect a line of text in a “link source” file to a location in a “link target” file. Links are associated with individual lines. Source Links are part of the current workspace. Links are traversed by using the Jump To Link command, which takes you to the other end of the source link at the current line. A link can be traversed as long as the link source file is open. If the link target file is not open, the Jump To Link command will open the file automatically.Figure 4.15 The Search Results window, and a source file window that shows the source link destination.Source Links are bi-directional, so you can use the Jump To Link command to go from the link source to the target, or from the target back to the source. In addition, the link information is maintained as you edit your files, just as bookmarks are. A link is only removed if you delete its link source line, or close the link source file. In this section:Searching and Source LinksCreating Source LinksSource Links from Custom Command OutputNavigating with Source Links Prev | Next | Top > Source Insight Concepts

All non-alphanumeric characters except spacesReplace line feeds with Remove all non-alphaRemove all non-numbersRun Trim function after template matchingPerform replacements AFTER template matchingScreen Shot OCR Window Name[edit | edit source]Screen Shot OCR lets you index documents using data that appears on the screen of another application. If this value is set, a screen capture of the specified window will be taken automatically when you select OCR the Clipboard from the Process menu. The screen capture is then processed using the OCR job settings.To enable this feature, enter a unique portion of the window title (the text that appears at the top of the window with the application name). Many applications modify the title when you open a document or perform certain functions, so be sure to use the portion of the title that remains constant and uniquely identifies the window among all open applications.Use Clipboard/Screen Shot OCR Only[edit | edit source]Check this box to disable OCR during batch processing and use OCR settings only for clipboard, screen shot, or manual OCR.OCR Training Video[edit | edit source]Video was recorded in a previous version of SimpleIndex. Refer to the wiki documentation for latest updates. Next Step Barcode OptionsRelated Knowledge Base Articles[edit | edit source]Change the OCR Font or TypeHow can I improve recognition rates for my OCR fields?Can SimpleIndex create searchable PDF Image+Text files with hidden text?

Source Virtualization tab.Select the Enable Virtualization check box.Click Create Virtual Log Sources.The Create Virtual Log Sources dialog box appears.In the Log Source Virtualization Template menu, select Open Collector - Sophos Central.Click Save.The confirmation prompt appears.Click OK.New Log Sources appear in the grid as children of your parent log source.Step 4: Apply the Log Source Virtualization Template for Sophos Central Beat Heartbeat MessagesUse the log source virtualization template included in the KB to create a log source specifically for Sophos Central heartbeat logs. This step is not required for beats configured using the JSON Parsing method that have had Long-Running LRCTL configured so that their heartbeat status can be monitored in the Beats Grid in the Web Console UI.Double-click the newly accepted Open Collector Log Source.The Log Message Source Properties window appears.Click the Log Source Virtualization tab.Select the Enable Virtualization check box.Click Create Virtual Log Sources.The Create Virtual Log Sources dialog box appears.In the Log Source Virtualization Template menu, select Open Collector - SophosCentralBeat Heartbeat.Click Save.The confirmation prompt appears.Click OK.New Log Sources appear in the grid as children of your parent log source.Step 5: (Optional) Enable Silent Log Source DetectionSilent Log Source Detection indicates when one of your log sources has stopped reporting logs.Double-click a child log source—for example, Syslog - Open Collector - Sophos Central.The Virtual Log Message Source Properties window appears.Click the Additional Settings tab.Select the Enable Silent Log Source Detection check box.Configure warning and error intervals. LogRhythm recommends warning after 1 hour and error after 2 hours. Click OK.Click the Alarm Rules tab.Search for LogRhythm Silent Log Source Error and ensure that the value in the Status column is Enabled.

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You commit the changes, it will be for that branch. See Branch Activities for Git. Do one of the following, depending on the part of the user interface you are using:Status Bar In the lower-right of Flare, click (a number indicates how many files contain changes that need to be committed).Note ">Note If you do not see this option, make sure View > Status Bar is enabled.Pending Changes Window Pane From the Source Control ribbon, open the Pending Changes window pane. Select the files in the window pane that you want to commit, and in the local toolbar click . Ribbon Select Source Control > Commit (for selected files) or Source Control > Commit All (for all files in the project). Right-Click If you have the Content Explorer, Project Organizer, Pending Changes window pane, or File List open, right-click the file you want to commit and select Source Control > Commit (for selected files) or Source Control > Project > Commit All (for all files in the project).The Commit dialog opens. The selected files are listed with check boxes next to them. Enter a comment tied to the commit. This enables you to keep an audit trail for a file. The comment can then be viewed from the History dialog, which can be accessed from the Source Control Explorer, the Source Control ribbon, the File menu, or the Source Control button . Click Commit. Synchronize Synchronize To synchronize means to pull, then push, committed changes between the cloned Central project and your local Flare project. This allows you to retrieve changes that other writers have uploaded to Central from their local projects, and they can get your changes as well. You cannot synchronize changes from Central, but you can from Flare. How to Synchronize Files in a Single-Bound Project It

Chart.3) OPEN Clicking the OPEN button allows you to BROWSE FILES for an existing chart or select a recently-opened chart. Once selected and opened, the chart is available for editing. Please continue on to the next sub-section - Creating a New Chart.Creating a New ChartClicking the NEW button access the abbreviated OnePager choices (OPC) form as shown below with the Select dropdown list:Clicking the Select button and making your selection from the dropdown list expands the OnePager choices (OPC) form as shown below:The OPC form gives you more options for selecting source plans. The illustration above shows that OPP is initiated from Microsoft Project with the source plan shown in the Selected File(s) group shown above. The Add/Remove button gives you the capability to add more source plans to the source packet or, for multiple file packets, to remove files. Clicking the Add/Remove button accesses the Data source selection form as shown below:The Data source selection form displays the current source plan that was loaded with Microsoft Project when you clicked the OnePager Pro button. This form lets you Add more Microsoft Project source plan to create a multi-project chart or Remove a source plan from a multi-file source packet. These options are detailed below.Adding a New Source PlanWhen you click the Add button, OPP gives you the option to bring up a Windows Open form when you select the BROWSE FILES… option as shown here:Clicking the BROWSE FILES… option displays a Window’s Open form so you can select a Microsoft Project source plan to add to the source packet. A sample Open form is shown below:When you select a desired Microsoft Project source plan and click the Open button as shown above, OPP adds the source plan to the source packet and displays it in the Data source selection window as shown below:The selected source plan is added to the source packet as shown above. OPP shows the path name of the source plan in the window if you hover the mouse over the source plan name. If you select a recently used source plan from the dropdown menu