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       #Post#: 34--------------------------------------------------
       Importing CDs to OnBase
   DIR By: kfaughnan
       Date: October 29, 2013, 11:01 am
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       When importing a file from CD to OnBase, is there any way to
       move more than one document (saved TIF file) at a time?
       For example, we just a CD from a (non R3) County and when we
       open the CD it has 198 separate  documents.   :(
       This will take hours one at a time. We are putting everything
       but ID/CITIZENSHIP into the same place, Archive Backfile.
       #Post#: 35--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Importing CDs to OnBase
   DIR By: HHSMNAdmin
       Date: October 31, 2013, 10:53 am
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       I don't think you can with the version of the OnBase Client you
       guys use.
       Initially my thoughts were to use something like Adobe to
       combine the desired files into one big file first and then
       import that one big file into OnBase.
       But after giving that some thought one big file might be
       problematic in the fact that it might just be too big and OnBase
       will have trouble importing a file that big.
       So the altenative is to combine some of the documents by like
       document types into a file and import them.
       for instance take all the Citizenship documents and combine them
       into one file called [casenumber]citizenship, then import that
       one file as an IM Archive Citizenship document type
       Then take all the verification documents and combine them into
       one file called [casenumber]verification, then import that one
       file as an IM Archive Verifications document type
       I know it sounds like a lot of monkey business but it's
       better/cleaner than doing them all individually.
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