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Dsmith: /* Scan Viewer commands */

2025-08-22T17:13:48Z

Scan Viewer commands

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	# On the page's image, draw the area you want to cut out with your cursor.		# On the page's image, draw the area you want to cut out with your cursor.
	# Press the "Crop" button.		# Press the "Crop" button.
			# Grooper will ask you to confirm your selection. Press "OK" to do so.
	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 04 Crop-01.png]]~~


	#~~<li value=5>~~ Grooper will ask you to confirm your selection. Press "OK" to do so.
	#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' This change is permanent once you exit the Scan Viewer. However, you can undo the crop operation by selecting the page and entering ''Ctrl+Z'' on your keyboard ''as long as you do so before exiting the Scan Viewer''.		#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' This change is permanent once you exit the Scan Viewer. However, you can undo the crop operation by selecting the page and entering ''Ctrl+Z'' on your keyboard ''as long as you do so before exiting the Scan Viewer''.
			# After confirming, the edges will be trimmed, leaving you with the cropped page.
	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 04 Crop-02~~.~~png]]~~


	~~#<li value=6> After confirming, the edges will be trimmed, leaving you with the cropped page.~~

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 04 Crop-03.png]]~~

	=== All other image adjustment commands ===		=== All other image adjustment commands ===
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	# Select the page you want to adjust.		# Select the page you want to adjust.
	# Press the "Adjust Image" button.		# Press the "Adjust Image" button.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 05 OtherAdjustments-01.png]]~~


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	# Press "OK" when finished.		# Press "OK" when finished.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 05 OtherAdjustments-02.png]]~~

	=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===		=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===

Dsmith: /* Operating the Scan Viewer */

2025-08-22T17:09:14Z

Operating the Scan Viewer

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	# Press the "New Batch" button.		# Press the "New Batch" button.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 01 ScantoNewBatch-01.png]]~~


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	# Press the "OK" button when finished.		# Press the "OK" button when finished.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 01 ScantoNewBatch-02.png]]~~


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	#* Or selecting the '''Batch''' and pressing "Ctrl + R" on your keyboard.		#* Or selecting the '''Batch''' and pressing "Ctrl + R" on your keyboard.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 01 ScantoNewBatch-03.png]]~~

	=== Start scanning with the Scan Viewer ===		=== Start scanning with the Scan Viewer ===
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	#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> There are many different ways to configure device selection. This will be determined by how your Grooper designer set up the Scan Viewer. For more information on how to configure device selection, [[#Managing device selection\|refer to this portion of the article]].		#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> There are many different ways to configure device selection. This will be determined by how your Grooper designer set up the Scan Viewer. For more information on how to configure device selection, [[#Managing device selection\|refer to this portion of the article]].
	# With paper loaded into the scanner, press the "Scan" button to start scanning.		# With paper loaded into the scanner, press the "Scan" button to start scanning.
			# As pages are scanned, they will be loaded into the '''Batch'''. You will see thumbnail previews for each page on the left and the full page in the Document Viewer on the right.
	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 02 Scan-01.png]]~~


	#~~<li value=4>~~ As pages are scanned, they will be loaded into the '''Batch'''. You will see thumbnail previews for each page on the left and the full page in the Document Viewer on the right.
	# Press the "Complete Task" button when finished scanning and reviewing pages. This will take the '''Batch''' to the next step in its '''Batch Process'''.		# Press the "Complete Task" button when finished scanning and reviewing pages. This will take the '''Batch''' to the next step in its '''Batch Process'''.
	#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> The "Stop" button will close the '''''Review'''''' task (in this case the Scan Viewer). You will not lose any work, but it will not move on to the next step in the '''Batch Process'''.		#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> The "Stop" button will close the '''''Review'''''' task (in this case the Scan Viewer). You will not lose any work, but it will not move on to the next step in the '''Batch Process'''.
	#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' The "Delete" button will ''permanently'' delete the '''Batch'''. There is no undo for this command. Only press this button if you are absolutely sure you want to delete the '''Batch'''.		#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' The "Delete" button will ''permanently'' delete the '''Batch'''. There is no undo for this command. Only press this button if you are absolutely sure you want to delete the '''Batch'''.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 02 Scan-02.png]]~~

	== Scan Viewer commands ==		== Scan Viewer commands ==

Dsmith: /* Managing device selection */

2025-08-22T17:07:47Z

Managing device selection

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	# Press the '''''Scanner Settings''''' button.		# Press the '''''Scanner Settings''''' button.
	# This will bring up the '''''Scanner Settings''''' window.		# This will bring up the '''''Scanner Settings''''' window.
			# Using the '''''Device''''' dropdown, select the device you are using to scan.
	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-01.png]]~~


	#~~<li value=4>~~ Using the '''''Device''''' dropdown, select the device you are using to scan.
	#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Most document scanners can use either ISIS or TWAIN drivers. Of those two, using ISIS drivers is more common because they tend to scan at a higher speed.		#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Most document scanners can use either ISIS or TWAIN drivers. Of those two, using ISIS drivers is more common because they tend to scan at a higher speed.
			# Expand the '''''Device''''' settings.
	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-02.png]]~~


	#~~<li value=5>~~ Expand the '''''Device''''' settings.
	# Using the '''''Device Name''''' dropdown choose your scanner model.		# Using the '''''Device Name''''' dropdown choose your scanner model.
	#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' You will only see devices whose drivers are installed on your workstation. Drivers must be installed before this step.		#*<li class="attn-bullet"> '''''BE AWARE:''''' You will only see devices whose drivers are installed on your workstation. Drivers must be installed before this step.
			# Configure any remaining '''''Scanner Settings''''' if necessary.
	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-03.png]]~~


	#~~<li value=7>~~ Configure any remaining '''''Scanner Settings''''' if necessary.
	#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> These default settings work for most users. Commonly configured settings include '''''Feed Orientation''''' to indicate the orientation in which pages are scanned and '''''Scan Once''''' to dynamically generate black and white images to reviewers.		#*<li class="fyi-bullet"> These default settings work for most users. Commonly configured settings include '''''Feed Orientation''''' to indicate the orientation in which pages are scanned and '''''Scan Once''''' to dynamically generate black and white images to reviewers.
	# Select "OK" when finished.		# Select "OK" when finished.

	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-04.png]]~~


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	# After configuring the scanner's settings as needed, select "OK".		# After configuring the scanner's settings as needed, select "OK".

	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-05.png]]~~


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	# Press the "Start" button to start scanning.		# Press the "Start" button to start scanning.

	~~[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-06.png]]~~

	=== Selecting a saved Scanner Profile ===		=== Selecting a saved Scanner Profile ===
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	# Press the "Scan" button to start scanning.		# Press the "Scan" button to start scanning.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 02 SelectScannerProfile-01.png]]~~

	=== Saving scan settings to a Scanner Profile ===		=== Saving scan settings to a Scanner Profile ===
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	# Press "OK" when finished.		# Press "OK" when finished.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 03 SavingScannerProfile-01.png]]~~


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	# Grooper will open the scanner's device settings. Configure them as needed.		# Grooper will open the scanner's device settings. Configure them as needed.
	# Select "OK" when finished.		# Select "OK" when finished.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 03 SavingScannerProfile-02.png]]~~


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	# Name the '''Scanner Profile'''		# Name the '''Scanner Profile'''
	# Select "OK" when finished.		# Select "OK" when finished.

	~~[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 03 SavingScannerProfile-03.png]]~~

	== Operating the Scan Viewer ==		== Operating the Scan Viewer ==

Dgreenwood: /* Scan Repeat vs Automatic Feeding */

2025-08-22T16:00:28Z

Scan Repeat vs Automatic Feeding

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	"Scan Repeat" simulates what your scanner does when set to Automatic Feeding.		"Scan Repeat" simulates what your scanner does when set to Automatic Feeding.
	* The "Scan Repeat" command will scan all pages currently loaded in the scanner's hopper.		* The "Scan Repeat" command will scan all pages currently loaded in the scanner's hopper.
	* When all pages are scanned, Grooper will start a polling cycle. Every 5 seconds, Grooper will check to see if pages have been added to the ~~hopper~~.		* When all pages are scanned, Grooper will start a polling cycle. Every 5 seconds, Grooper will check to see if pages have been added to the feeder.
	** If pages are present, Grooper will scan them in.		** If pages are present, Grooper will scan them in.
	** If no pages are present, Grooper will pop up a "Feeder Empty" dialogue.		** If no pages are present, Grooper will pop up a "Feeder Empty" dialogue.

Dgreenwood: /* Scan Repeat vs Automatic Feeding */

2025-08-22T15:59:23Z

Scan Repeat vs Automatic Feeding

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	#* Right click any folder in the page. Select "Scan > Scan Repeat".		#* Right click any folder in the page. Select "Scan > Scan Repeat".
	#* Use the Scan Repeat shortcut by pressing <kbd>Alt + Shift + R</kbd> on your keyboard.		#* Use the Scan Repeat shortcut by pressing <kbd>Alt + Shift + R</kbd> on your keyboard.

			{\|class="fyi-box"
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			'''FYI'''
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			Thick client versions of Grooper had a different solution to this issue: "Auto Resolve"

			"Auto Resolve" did what "Scan Repeat" does. It polled the scanner every few seconds when the feeder was empty. When pages were added to the feeder, it would scan them into Grooper.
			* "Auto Resolve" is not present in the Grooper web client.
			* Because Scan Repeat does what Auto Resolve does, the developers opted to remove Auto Resolve.
			* The '''big difference''' is Auto Resolve would allow Grooper to ignore (more or less) when scanners were set to use Automatic Feeding. When using the web client, scanners '''''cannot''''' use Automatic Feeding without throwing an error.
			\|}

Dgreenwood: /* Using the Scan Viewer */

2025-08-22T15:51:50Z

Using the Scan Viewer

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	== Using the Scan Viewer ==		== Using the Scan Viewer ==

			This section is intended for scan operators using the Scan Viewer to scan pages into Grooper. You will find the following topics:
			* [[#Managing device selection]]
			* [[#Operating the Scan Viewer]]
			* [[#Scan Viewer commands]]

	<section begin="Scanning Documents into Grooper via Grooper Scan" />		<section begin="Scanning Documents into Grooper via Grooper Scan" />
	=== Managing device selection ===		== Managing device selection ==

	Before you can start scanning, Grooper needs to know what scanner is hooked up and what settings you intend to use to scan. Depending on how the Scan Viewer is configured, you may do things in one of the following ways:		Before you can start scanning, Grooper needs to know what scanner is hooked up and what settings you intend to use to scan. Depending on how the Scan Viewer is configured, you may do things in one of the following ways:
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	**<li class="fyi-bullet"> If allowed to do so, users may optionally edit existing '''Scanner Profiles''' or save scanner settings to a new '''Scanner Profile'''.		**<li class="fyi-bullet"> If allowed to do so, users may optionally edit existing '''Scanner Profiles''' or save scanner settings to a new '''Scanner Profile'''.

	==== Selecting and configuring a scanner from scratch ====		=== Selecting and configuring a scanner from scratch ===

	If the Scan Viewer is not set up with a default '''Scanner Profile''', users will be able to choose and configure a scan device from the Scan Viewer.		If the Scan Viewer is not set up with a default '''Scanner Profile''', users will be able to choose and configure a scan device from the Scan Viewer.
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	[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-06.png]]		[[File:2024_ScanViewer_03_01_01_FromScratch-06.png]]

	==== Selecting a saved Scanner Profile ====		=== Selecting a saved Scanner Profile ===
	If the Scan Viewer is configured with a "Scanner Profiles Folder", users will be able to select from a list of preconfigured '''Scanner Profiles'''. This allows users to select a pre-saved scanner configuration instead of manually configuring the settings.		If the Scan Viewer is configured with a "Scanner Profiles Folder", users will be able to select from a list of preconfigured '''Scanner Profiles'''. This allows users to select a pre-saved scanner configuration instead of manually configuring the settings.
	:*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For Grooper designers wanting more info on how to set up a Scan Viewer in this way, [[#Defining a Scanner Profiles folder\|see below]].		:*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For Grooper designers wanting more info on how to set up a Scan Viewer in this way, [[#Defining a Scanner Profiles folder\|see below]].
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 02 SelectScannerProfile-01.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 02 SelectScannerProfile-01.png]]

	==== Saving scan settings to a Scanner Profile ====		=== Saving scan settings to a Scanner Profile ===
	If the Scan Viewer is configured to allow users to do so, users may save scanner settings to a new '''Scanner Profile'''. This is how '''Scanner Profiles''' get created in Grooper. '''Scanner Profiles''' are a convenient way of saving scanner settings for future use.		If the Scan Viewer is configured to allow users to do so, users may save scanner settings to a new '''Scanner Profile'''. This is how '''Scanner Profiles''' get created in Grooper. '''Scanner Profiles''' are a convenient way of saving scanner settings for future use.
	:*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For Grooper designers wanting more info on how to set up a Scan Viewer in this way, [[#Optional: Allow Edit and Allow Upload\|see below]].		:*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For Grooper designers wanting more info on how to set up a Scan Viewer in this way, [[#Optional: Allow Edit and Allow Upload\|see below]].
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 03 SavingScannerProfile-03.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 01 03 SavingScannerProfile-03.png]]

	=== Operating the Scan Viewer ===		== Operating the Scan Viewer ==

	==== Create a new Batch ====		=== Create a new Batch ===

	To start scanning, you will need to create a new '''Batch''' in Grooper. New '''Batches''' can be created from the Batches Page or the Tasks Page.		To start scanning, you will need to create a new '''Batch''' in Grooper. New '''Batches''' can be created from the Batches Page or the Tasks Page.
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 01 ScantoNewBatch-03.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 01 ScantoNewBatch-03.png]]

	==== Start scanning with the Scan Viewer ====		=== Start scanning with the Scan Viewer ===

	With the Scan Viewer open, you can start scanning pages into the new '''Batch'''.		With the Scan Viewer open, you can start scanning pages into the new '''Batch'''.
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 02 Scan-02.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 02 Scan-02.png]]

	==== Scan Viewer commands ====		== Scan Viewer commands ==
	===== Scan commands =====		=== Scan commands ===

	There are several commands that allow to you continue scanning pages once you've started scanning. These commands are useful for:		There are several commands that allow to you continue scanning pages once you've started scanning. These commands are useful for:
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	* '''''Scan After''''' (''Alt+Shift+A''): Scans all pages in the feeder and inserts them after the selected page in the '''Batch'''.		* '''''Scan After''''' (''Alt+Shift+A''): Scans all pages in the feeder and inserts them after the selected page in the '''Batch'''.

	===== Rotate commands =====		=== Rotate commands ===

	Any scanned page can be rotated in Grooper left or right in 90 degree increments. This allows users to correct misaligned pages and pages scanned upside down at scan-time.		Any scanned page can be rotated in Grooper left or right in 90 degree increments. This allows users to correct misaligned pages and pages scanned upside down at scan-time.
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	* '''''Rotate Right''''' (''Ctrl+Right Arrow''): Rotates the page right (clockwise) by 90 degrees.		* '''''Rotate Right''''' (''Ctrl+Right Arrow''): Rotates the page right (clockwise) by 90 degrees.

	===== The Crop command =====		=== The Crop command ===

	Cropping is the process of trimming the edges of an image to improve the image in one way or another. In Grooper, you can use the '''''Crop''''' command to remove unwanted border defects resulting from the scanner.		Cropping is the process of trimming the edges of an image to improve the image in one way or another. In Grooper, you can use the '''''Crop''''' command to remove unwanted border defects resulting from the scanner.
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 04 Crop-03.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 04 Crop-03.png]]

	===== All other image adjustment commands =====		=== All other image adjustment commands ===

	Several other image adjustment commands can be accessed from the Scan Viewer as well. These include:		Several other image adjustment commands can be accessed from the Scan Viewer as well. These include:
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 05 OtherAdjustments-02.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 03 02 03 05 OtherAdjustments-02.png]]

	==== Keyboard Shortcuts ====		=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===

	For a complete list of the keyboard shortcuts ("hotkeys") in the Scan Viewer, refer to the following article:		For a complete list of the keyboard shortcuts ("hotkeys") in the Scan Viewer, refer to the following article:

Dgreenwood: /* Setting up the Scan Viewer */

2025-08-22T15:48:33Z

Setting up the Scan Viewer

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	== Setting up the Scan Viewer ==		== Setting up the Scan Viewer ==

			These sections are intended for Design Page users setting up a Review step for scan operators.

	* [[#Basic setup]]		* [[#Basic setup]]

Dgreenwood: /* Setting up the Scan Viewer */

2025-08-22T15:47:51Z

Setting up the Scan Viewer

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	== Setting up the Scan Viewer ==		== Setting up the Scan Viewer ==

	=== Basic setup ===		* [[#Basic setup]]
			* [[#Defining a Scanner Profiles folder]]
			* [[#Setting a default Scanner Profile]]

			== Basic setup ==

	These are the most basic Scan Viewer settings. With this configuration, users will be able to select and configure a scanner device from scratch in the Scan Viewer.		These are the most basic Scan Viewer settings. With this configuration, users will be able to select and configure a scanner device from scratch in the Scan Viewer.
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 01 BasicSetup-02.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 01 BasicSetup-02.png]]

	=== Defining a Scanner Profiles folder ===		== Defining a Scanner Profiles folder ==

	Defining a "Scanner Profiles folder" allows users to select from one or more premade '''Scanner Profiles'''. This allows users to quickly select preconfigured device settings before scanning.		Defining a "Scanner Profiles folder" allows users to select from one or more premade '''Scanner Profiles'''. This allows users to quickly select preconfigured device settings before scanning.
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	If you ''do'' want users to edit and upload '''Scanner Profiles''', continue to the next section.		If you ''do'' want users to edit and upload '''Scanner Profiles''', continue to the next section.

	==== Optional: Allow Edit and Allow Upload ====		=== Optional: Allow Edit and Allow Upload ===

	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 02 DefineScannerProfilesFolder-02.png\|right\|660px]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 02 DefineScannerProfilesFolder-02.png\|right\|660px]]
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	=== Setting a default Scanner Profile ===		== Setting a default Scanner Profile ==

	Setting a default '''Scanner Profile''' allows designers to configure a Scan Viewer's settings for them. The user won't have to do any manual configuration when they open the Scan Viewer. Setting a default '''Scanner Profile''', selects the scan device for the user.		Setting a default '''Scanner Profile''' allows designers to configure a Scan Viewer's settings for them. The user won't have to do any manual configuration when they open the Scan Viewer. Setting a default '''Scanner Profile''', selects the scan device for the user.
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	[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 03 SetDefalutScannerProfile-02.png]]		[[File:2024 ScanViewer 04 03 SetDefalutScannerProfile-02.png]]

	=== Large volume advice: Use a Separation Profile to improve performance ===		== Large volume advice: Use a Separation Profile to improve performance ==

	When scanning large volumes of pages into a single Batch, the Scan Viewer can experience performance issues. As each page gets scanned into Grooper, the UI has to keep it in stored in memory. As the browser's cache fills, the UI will slow down. This can create a lag between when a page is fed into the scanner and when it appears in the Scan Viewer.		When scanning large volumes of pages into a single Batch, the Scan Viewer can experience performance issues. As each page gets scanned into Grooper, the UI has to keep it in stored in memory. As the browser's cache fills, the UI will slow down. This can create a lag between when a page is fed into the scanner and when it appears in the Scan Viewer.

Dgreenwood at 15:45, 22 August 2025

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	# The step's default Scope is set to "Batch" and Remove Level's "Level Count" is set to "1". This is the appropriate configuration for the majority of scenarios.		# The step's default Scope is set to "Batch" and Remove Level's "Level Count" is set to "1". This is the appropriate configuration for the majority of scenarios.
	# Ensure the "Remove Level" step immediately follows the Review step configured with a Scan View. Use the "Move Up" and "Move Down" commands in the node tree as needed.		# Ensure the "Remove Level" step immediately follows the Review step configured with a Scan View. Use the "Move Up" and "Move Down" commands in the node tree as needed.

			== Scan Repeat vs Automatic Feeding ==

			Most scanner models have (at least) two different paper feeding options:
			* Standard Feeding - After scanning all pages into the hopper, users will need to press the scan button again to load more pages into the scanner.
			* Automatic Feeding - After scanning all pages into the hopper, the scanner will poll for more pages. When the user adds more pages to the hopper, the scanner will automatically start scanning them.

			'''''The software Grooper uses to interact with your scanner does not support Automatic Feeding for many (if not all) scanner models.'''''

			To get around this, you should use the Scan Viewer's "Scan Repeat" feature.

			<big>How Scan Repeat works</big>

			"Scan Repeat" simulates what your scanner does when set to Automatic Feeding.
			* The "Scan Repeat" command will scan all pages currently loaded in the scanner's hopper.
			* When all pages are scanned, Grooper will start a polling cycle. Every 5 seconds, Grooper will check to see if pages have been added to the hopper.
			** If pages are present, Grooper will scan them in.
			** If no pages are present, Grooper will pop up a "Feeder Empty" dialogue.
			*** If the user adds pages to the feeder, Grooper will scan them in automatically.
			*** After 5 seconds, Grooper will poll again. It will continually poll every 5 seconds until the "Feed Empty" dialogue is cancelled.

			<big>How to use Scan Repeat</big>

			To execute "Scan Repeat":
			# Make sure your scanner is set to use Standard Feeding.
			#*<li class="attn-bullet"> Grooper will error out if you use Automatic Feeding.
			# In the Scan Viewer, either:
			#* Right click any folder in the page. Select "Scan > Scan Repeat".
			#* Use the Scan Repeat shortcut by pressing <kbd>Alt + Shift + R</kbd> on your keyboard.

Dgreenwood: /* Installing Grooper Desktop */

2025-08-13T16:13:06Z

Installing Grooper Desktop

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	# After extracting the installer ZIP package, open the extracted folder "GrooperDesktop_24.00.xxxx" to reveal the installation files.		# After extracting the installer ZIP package, open the extracted folder "GrooperDesktop_24.00.xxxx" to reveal the installation files.
	# Open "setup.exe" to start the Grooper Desktop Installer.		# Open "setup.exe" to start the Grooper Desktop Installer.
			#*<li class="attn-bullet"> This must be installed as an admin. The installer will run a network shell command to allow Grooper Desktop to communicate with the Grooper web server.
	# When the installer opens, click "Next" to continue.		# When the installer opens, click "Next" to continue.
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