Hi Jennifer,

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Is it a tiff file (imaged file) or an electronic file like a PDF or word document?

Electronic File (PDF)

You won't be able to delete pages from Laserfiche for electronic files.  If you made thumbnail images you can delete the image but all the pages will still show on the electronic file.

You will either have to open the file in it's native viewer and delete the page. Or delete the electronic portion of the files and only keep the images.  Then you can delete the image of the blank page.

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When you said "native viewer" you means an external program like Acrobat Reader?

Yes.  When I say native viewer I am being broad for all different types of electronic documents.  PDF would be Adobe.  You might need Adobe Pro instead of just Reader.  Word Documents would be something like Microsoft Word (or whatever program originally made the document).

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Using Workflow, can I :

1st. Delete all electonic pages and Keep only Images,

2nd. Find the blank pages then delete them,

3rd. Create new electronic pages from the last Images.

Do you think this is possible?

My first question - is there a reason you want to make new electronic pages?  If you need to keep the electronic file you would be better off just using Adobe.

My second question - are you planning this on a large scale or just a couple documents.  If it is for just a few it might be less time to just open the files and delete the blank pages than to automate it.

Hum, you right about the electronic pages. I dont need to make new.

I have about 300 documents and more will come

There might be some custom coding or SDK that can do it. But if you just want to throw together a quick workflow, you could at least get rid of the electronic file.  I am not aware of a workflow activity that will determine the size of each page to determine if it is blank.

I guess if you only have about 300 right now but more may come up, I would look at writing it as a business process so you can manually run it on individual documents as they come up.

You can use the Find Entry activity to find the document to work with.  Then create a new blank document.  Use Move pages to move the pages from the original entry to the new blank entry.  Delete the original entry.  Rename the new document using the name from the original entry.

This would only get rid of the electronic part of it.  This would not remove blank pages.