Export a legal load file

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Action

Export items

Select one of the following options to determine how you want to export the items:

Selected items only: To export only the selected items (and not deduplicate or export the entire family). If an attachment to an email is part of the result set, only the attachment is exported, not the parent email.

Selected items and descendants: To export only the selected items and any descendant items. This is most frequently used when you manually find the top-level items and specifically tailor the exact contents of the result set.

Top-level items only: To identify the top-level item for each item in the result set, and export them; and export duplicate top-level items, if present, as separate items.

Top-level items and descendants: (Default) To identify the top-level item for each item in the result set, and export those items and their descendants; and export duplicate top-level items, if present, as separate items.

Note: Top-level options result in the export reporting a different number of items than those selected in the result set. This is because, in the result set Nuix Workstation finds all the top-level items, and then optionally deduplicates the exported set. To reconcile the item counts, review the Pre-export Summary Report as well as the Post- export Summary Report.

Export descendant containers: To export emails with zipped attachments. Clear this check box to export emails with their unzipped contents.

Top-level deduplication

Select one of the following options to determine how to duplicate the export set:

None: To export all items, where the resulting exported set may contain duplicates.

MD5: (Default) To deduplicate all top-level items before exporting the results, ensuring that a single copy of each logical, top-level item and its family is exported.

MD5 per custodian: To deduplicate the top-level items for each named custodian before exporting the results. This ensures that a single copy of each logical, top-level item and its family is exported for each custodian, but the resulting exported set may contain duplicates across custodians.

Sort order

Select one of the following options to determine in which order to export the items:

Position sort order (fastest): To export the selected items based on their position. Note: This is also known as Family-level Sort Order. It is the fastest method because it does not require additional sorting. This is recommended if you are importing the data into another review tool with its own sorting capabilities.

Top-level item date (ascending): To export the selected items based on the date of the top-level document, with the oldest listing first in the load file.

Top-level item date (descending): To export the selected items based on the date of the top-level document, with the latest listing first in the load file.

Results set order: To export the selected items in the same order as they list in the Results set view.

Convert communications, contacts, calendars to

Select one of the following options to determine what the format to use when exporting email items, as individual files or as aggregated email containers.

Individual file options include:

Native: To export in the original format to the export folder.

EML: To export in MIME message format to the export folder.

Field

Action

MSG: To export in Microsoft Outlook MSG format to the export folder.

HTML: To export in HTML format.

MIME/HTML: To export in MIME/HTML format.

MIME/HTML (MHT): To export in MIME/HTML (MHT) format. This is the same output as MIME/HTML but the extension is .mht. This format is supported only for a Nuix Discover Flat File.

Aggregated email container options include:

MBOX: To export a single email container of all items in MBOX format.

PST: To export a single email container of all items as a Microsoft Outlook PST file.

NSF: To export a single email container of all items as an IBM Notes NSF file.

Note:

A single email container file is created at the root of the Export_Dir\Files folder called

Export.xxx, which contains all of the selected email messages.

If you select Native, IBM Notes data is classified as a message/RFC822 and exports as EML.

If you select Native, most data from Microsoft Exchange EDB files exports as EML. If you expect all Microsoft data to be .msg files, select the MSG option.

Export scheme

Select one of the following options to determine how to export native emails:

Leave attachments on emails: To export the parent email with all attachments as a single file and each of the attachments as separate files.

This allows the entire message to be viewed as a single entity while maintaining the parent-child relationship of the family in the Legal Export numbering scheme.

Separate attachments from emails: To export the email and its attachments as separate files. When performing a native review, this ensures that each item can be viewed as a unique item, while the Legal Export numbering scheme maintains the parent-child relationship for the entire family of documents.

Show pre-export summary

Select to view a summary of identified and tagged items.

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Action

Destination Settings

Against Export directory, define the root path to where you want to export the data. The Save dialog defaults to the previously defined location.

Note: Prior to performing a legal export, ensure that the target file system has sufficient disk space for the export.

Native File Export Settings

Against Regenerate natives, select to populate the Nuix Workstation binary store with the native file of the selected items during the export. It can be used to reload the binary store if it was populated when the case was created, or to cache files that are likely to be launched in the native format during a review (Excels, PowerPoints and so on). It is not selected by default.

Printed Image Export Settings

Select one of the following options:

Regenerate printed images: (disabled by default) Select to push and replace all PDFs in the Nuix PDF print store with new PDFs generated by Nuix Workstation.

If you have imported custom PDFs into your case or if you are using a different Imaging Profile to when the printed image was first created, this option replaces them.

Do not export natives of slip-sheet items: Select to prevent natives of slip-sheet items from being exported.

Against Imaging Profile, select a customized Imaging Profile from the list or click Configure to manage the profile through Global options. For more details, see Add an Imaging Profile in Configure profiles used for repetitive processes.

Production Settings

Select one of the following options:

Production profile and select one or click Configure to manage the profile through Global options.

Use settings below

Stamping and Markup Settings

For Stamping, click the Headers and footers link to set up that information.

Image Export Settings

Against Image Options, select Multi-page and or the dpi setting (from 72 to 1200 dpi) and which particular TIFF or JPEG image type.

Text File Export Settings

Select the following:

If to generate with Wrap lines and for how many columns. The type of Text file encoding

The kind of Line separators you want to use

Common Settings

Action

Load file encoding

Set the document encoding mechanism to use when creating the load file (*.dat). The default is ISO-8859-1, the most commonly used encoding. It uses 8-bit single-byte coded graphic character sets -= Part 1: Latin alphabet. The next most commonly used encoding is UTF-8, which allows Unicode characters to be exported as part of the load file.

Nuix Workstation is fully Unicode-compliant so you can export a *.dat file with any encoding.

Note: Not all programs contain this option. Instead some programs have the Export to option.

File path separators

Define the character to be used to separate directory names in a file path. (Default is set to \

for DOS and Windows.)

Line separators

Select the line separator from the menu. (Default is set to CR+LF for DOS and Windows.)

Load file separation

Specify how to separate a large load file into multiple smaller files, each with a subset of the items; and select the Metadata Profile (which you can add or edit by through clicking

the Manage metadata profiles link.

Note: You cannot break families of documents across load files of any load file type.

Metadata profile

Select to use a Metadata Profile, (the default, one you created, or the Nuix Discover Metadata Profile - see the following fields for details).

For a Nuix Discover Flat File export, select the built-in Discover Metadata Profile to produce a load file with fields matching Nuix Discover fields and help map the fields when setting up the Import Job in Nuix Discover.

Click the Edit Metadata Profiles link to make changes to an existing Metadata Profile you want to use.

Option

Action

Multi-value field separator

Leave the default set to semi-colon, or select a comma as this separator.

Address separators

Leave the default set to semi-colon, or select a comma to separate message addresses to produce a suitable load file for importing into Nuix Discover.

File output

Select the Compressed file option to zip the output file.

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Action

Export to

Select one of these versions to create its full database and other documents:

Ringtail CaseBook 6 Ringtail Legal 2005 (default)

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Action

Other Settings

Select these options as wanted:

Leave Inherit document dates selected by default (to apply the email communications date to all descendant (child) items).

Remove commas from number fields on export Use direct parent for host reference

Use document ID for page label

Include native page counts for TIFF in num_pages

Map Export Extras

To select the category for all Nuix Workstation metadata fields listed in the Ringtail (Microsoft Access) database, click in the Category Field of the metadata you want to modify. (Disabled by default.)

Multi-value field separator

Displays a comma (,) by default.

Load

Click to load the Ringtail mapping file and specify the path.

Save

Click to save the Ringtail mapping file and specify the path.

Option

Action

Export to

Select EDRM v1.01, 1.1, or 1.2 to export in the EDRM legal XML format you require. For more information on these formats, go to the EDRM website.