Freelancer Jobs - Archive 2007 JobId: #1270506File renaming utility |
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| Categories: Microsoft Windows,Language Specific,C++ / C,Java,Requirements,Operating Systems / Platforms,Visual Basic,C#,Misc (software related),Software Related (Includes Websites) | |
| Posted By: Leo Gomez (3 ratings) | |
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| Job viewed: 712 times | ||
| Bids Placed: 30 | ||
| Start Date: 2009-10-13 12:13:10 | ||
| End Date: 2009-10-27 12:11:51 | ||
| Time Remaining: | ||
| Deadline: 8 days. | ||
| Current Phase: Bidding open | ||
| Max Accepted Bid: Open to fair suggestions | ||
| Project Type: Small Business Project: $100(USD) and above | ||
| Bid Type: Open Auction | ||
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Brief Summary: We need an application to further automate current tasks that are partially automated. We scan legal files. As such, they are normally: a. Numbered. b. Sequential. c. A mess. Most of the times, the adjustment to be made is either on pages that were not numbered, pages that were printed on both sides (duplex), or missing pages. In such cases, you will find that the sequence of pages does not match the normal, logical sequence of images. If, for example, you get a file with 100 pages, out of which, pages 25 through 35 are duplex, you will have 110 images. Our goal is to make sure that the adjusted image numbering matches the actual page numbering, no matter how messy or illogical it is. That particular example would be: 0001.tiff 0002.tiff ... 0025.tiff 0025A.tiff 0026.tiff etc... I need to be able to tell the system, for example: a. That image 25 in a given file is actually page 26, and have it, upon a click, automatically adjust the numbers of all the files in the rest of the sequence. b. That images 25 through 50 are really duplex pages, and have it automatically turn them to duplex numbering (1, 1A, 2, 2A, etc) and then adjust the remaining images to match the sequence. c. That there should be an additional image in between 24 and 25, thus changing 25 to 26 and adjusting all the rest of the images from there on. d. That a certain page or pages have an extraordinary numbering. For example 5, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D, 5E, 6, 7, etc... e. That a prefix needs to be added to the image names. Thus turning 0001.TIFF to Ann-Smith-0001.TIFF The system, to aid review, should be able to display the selected image on screen along with the list of images and be able to zoom in on the top right corner of the image, where the page number normally is. |