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The Scarlet Letter

asked on February 20, 2015

Im working with a client who claims that .tiff files with any kind of red text on them are corrupted when brought into laserfiche. They upgraded from 8.3 to 9.0.2 about a month ago which is when the issue began. She is scanning the docs into a windows folder and drags and drops them into the client. She has tested it on numerous occasions and said that it is only on documents where people use a red pen to make notes. Purple blue and green text dont seem to cause it. She has reproduced the issue at least 10 times. It looks fine when it is dropped in Laserfiche but when you try to open it an error pops up saying, part or all of the file is corrupted. 

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replied on February 20, 2015

A SCR was filed for this issue. SCR 124380. This thread will be updated once additional information is avaliable about this SCR.

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replied on February 20, 2015

Please open a support case so we can get some sample images and troubleshoot the problem.

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replied on February 20, 2015

Hi Ben,

 

Is she able to produce some documents which create the error which you can share on here? (Not client sensitive documents).

 

If you can get them on here we can test with different versions to see if the issue is resolved in a later version.

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replied on February 20, 2015

I believe they are technically public record but its for a police department so I would rather load them to a Laserfiche case. I will see if she can create some blank documents that cause the error and put them in on Monday. 

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replied on February 20, 2015

A Support Case has been opened for this issue. All Troubleshooting will be resumed via the Case with the Support Team. Once resolution has been reached, this Answer thread will be updated to benefit the community in case they run into similar or the same issue.

 

Regards,

Andrew 

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