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  1. Performing large OCR batches or other long-running background tasks using Connect currently feels like "go for it and hopefully everything will work as expected" 😉 ... most of the time, it's exactly what happens, but sometimes it's not and here some improvements could help to make it less magic...

    • Pause and/or Stop background tasks already "in progress"
    • Adjust priority of background tasks, to let single OCR jobs run while having a large batch in parallel
    • Integrate batch results like "Feature -> OCRed" after a configurable item count, e.g. after 1.000 or 10k items
    • Run OCR background tasks on a(ll) Node(s) instead of the main Connect server

    Stephan

  2. Hello Intella-Team,

    as far as we know performing OCR on an item will work as follows:

    • Export item for OCR, e.g. an image or PDF...
    • Perform OCR externally, e.g. using OmniPage or ABBYY
    • Import OCR'd items
      • Extract textual info from OCR'd items
      • Index extracted textual data within Intella

    There are at least two disadvantages, we have noticed:

    • Opening an "original" PDF will not include the text data from the OCR process
    • Reindexing the Case means loosing all imported OCR texts

    A possible enhancement could be this approach:

    • Append the OCR'd files as an attachment to the item
    • Add an option to open the Attachment instead of the original item

    What do you think about this?

    Thanks
    Stephan

  3. Hi,

     

    we're using Intella Team Case Sharing using a Windows Server 2012 R2 and six Intella Viewer PCs. Currently, we start the Case Sharing manually using the Intella Case Manager on the server. Until next reboot... :-)

     

    I didn't find options for Intella.exe or IntellaCmd.exe to share a case headless like a Windows Service. Is there anything like this already possible for Intella?

     

    Thanks in advance

    Stephan

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