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Field name: Displays the fields in the top line. The selected value determines
new boundaries.
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On script: Defines the boundaries using a custom user-defined JavaScript. For
more information see Boundaries Using javaScript.
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On field value: Defines the boundary when the contents of a specific field value.
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Field name: Displays the fields in the top line. The selected value is
compared with the Expression below to create a new boundary.
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Expression: Enter the value or Regular Expression that triggers a new
boundary when it is the field value.
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Use Regular Expression: Treats the Expression as a regular expression
instead of static text. For more information on using Regular Expressions
(regex), see the Regular-Expressions.info Tutorial.
For a PDF File
For a PDF file, the natural delimiter is a Page. A record boundary always occurs on a new
page, never in the middle of a page. Each record may very well include one or more pages (i.e.
delimiters).
Note
While a record boundary always occurs on a new page, the opposite is not true: a new page is not
always a record boundary.
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Record limit: Defines how many Source Records are displayed in the Data Viewer. To
disable the limit, use the value "0".
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Trigger: Defines the type of rule that defines when a boundary is created, establishing a
new record in the Data Sample (called a Source Record).
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On page: Defines a boundary on a static number of pages.
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Number of pages: Defines how many pages are in each Source Record.
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On text: Defines a boundary on a specific text comparison in the Source Record.
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Start coordinates (x,y): Defines the left and top coordinates of the data
selection to compare with the text value.
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Stop coordinates (x,y): Defines the right and bottom coordinates.
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Use Selection: Select an area in the Data Viewer and click the Use selection
button to set the start and stop coordinates to the current data selection in the
Source Record.
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