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Filter Jobs by History
You can filter the list so that it displays only the last submitted jobs. By default, the job list displays the last
twenty jobs.
Procedure
1 From the View by drop-down menu on the toolbar, select Jobs.
2 On the main menu, click View > History Filter and select a level of filtering.
Only jobs that correspond to selected filtering level remain in the job list.
Filter Jobs by Status
You can filter the job list to display jobs based on their status: Active, Inactive, and All. Active jobs include
all running, scheduled, and not scheduled jobs. By default, the job list displays all jobs.
Procedure
1 From the View by drop-down menu on the toolbar, select Jobs.
2 On the main menu, select View > Filter by.
3 Select a level of display from the drop-down menu.
If you are connected to a remote Converter Standalone server, you can select My own to view only jobs
that you have created.
Filter Jobs by Multiple Criteria
You can combine filtering criteria to filter jobs in the job list.
Procedure
1 From the View by drop-down menu on the toolbar, select Jobs.
2 Use the drop-down menus in the toolbar to select the status and the history criteria.
The two filtering conditions combine to show only jobs that comply with both conditions.
Add a Synchronization Task to a Conversion Job
You can add a synchronization task to an active conversion job and modify the synchronization settings in
the Conversion wizard.
NOTE You can add synchronization tasks only to jobs that were created with the Converter Standalone
client.
Prerequisites
The conversion job must be active and allow synchronization.
No synchronization task that belongs to this job must be running.
Procedure
1 From the View by drop-down menu on the toolbar, select Jobs.
2 From the job list, select the conversion job to which you want to add a synchronization task.
3 From the main menu, select Job > Synchronize.
4 Follow the prompts to modify the synchronization settings.
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