When exporting output files, you may compose dynamic filenames:

The actual file names may be freely assembled from strings and variables (for detail information on variables please refer to section Use of variables, elsewhere in this chapter), whereas file name extensions are largely predetermined by the format or type of file.

Depending on the file format chosen, you will be able to generate multi-page output files or just one file per image. The exact behaviour is controlled by appropriately defining file name(s):

Creating a separate file per image:

If you wish to generate a separate file per image, then you will need to include an image counter into the filename.

• Example based on the project name: <Project name template><Image counter>.
• Example based on bar code values: <Bar code recognition><Image counter>.

Creating a multi-page file per batch:

Create a file name without any image or document counters. Instead, include a bar code value read from a batch cover sheet.

• Example based on the batch name: <Batch name template>

Creating a multi-page file driven by document separators, bar codes or patch codes:

All you have to do is to include a document counter or use a bar code for identifying individual documents.

• Example based on a bar code value: <Bar code recognition>.
• Example based on separators: <Project name template><document counter>.