Ok, maybe I don't understand your answer (I don't use the software myself), but it doesn't sound like the solution I'm looking for.  I'm not sure how extracting the documents out of laserfische is supposed to help or how you would redact them if they are outside of Laserfiche (using a sharpie?).

So we're talking about scanning paper documents then? Would they ever make it to Laserfiche or do you need to give your client redacted images?

Ok.  I still have no idea what you are talking about.  Let see if I can be perfectly clear

Paper documents are scanned into the laserfiche program.

The user then uses the redaction tool to blackout areas that are not to shown in the final version

The issue here is that in a document of 1500 or so pages are hundreds (not all, but a significant number) that need to have the full page redacted.

Using the redaction tool would take a lot of time to do each page individually.

The question is there a way to do this quicker.  Say some feature that lets you redact a number of full pages at once?

Yes, you can do this using Quick Fields. When Miruna says the documents will be 'extracted' from Laserfiche she's just referring to the way Laserfiche Capture Engine works, which grabs the pages from Laserfiche, processes them, and then sends back the new pages. But the end result is what you're looking for - a Laserfiche redaction can be applied to range of pages automatically.

See the links to the help files in Miruna's original response for more details.