This parameter affects the names of files created by the INVOICES Scan module.
INVOICES names all image files that it creates using the format MDHmmnnn.TIF, where M = month (1-9, then A, B, C). This is the case if ImageFNameOffset=0 or if the value is missing.
If more than one Scan module is used in a network with common databases, file names can conflict. To prevent this problem, you can influence how INVOICES generates image file names by typing these lines in the Eilocal.ini
ImageFNameOffset=1
If you set it to 1, INVOICES sets the M in the file name to D-O for January - December.
ImageFNameOffset=2
If you set it to 2, INVOICES sets the M in the file name to P-Z, then "_" for January - December.
If ImageFNameOffset were set to 1, then the first image file named on March 3 at 4:15 PM would be named F3G15000.TIF.
If ImageFNameOffset were set to 2, then the same file would be named R3G15000.TIF.
If the lines were not included in Eilocal.ini at all, the same file would be named 33G15000.TIF.
If the value is set to a value between 10 and 99 (if you need more than three scanners), then this number will be set as a prefix in front of the file name. The result is a longer, but still unique, file name.
If ImageFNameOffset were set to 15, then the first image file named on March 3 at 4:15 PM would be named 1533G15000.TIF (prefix 15 in front of the ordinary file name, then 3 for March) .
If you use this flag, you are limited to a maximum of three scanners feeding any single image directory. Even if you have a requirement that file names must not be longer than eight characters, the maximum number of scanners still is three. If you need more scanners, use the FileNamePrefix and CustomPrefix settings.
ImageFNameOffset is ignored if PickFileNameFromDatabase is enabled.
0 (default)
1 – INVOICES sets the M in the file name to D-O for January - December.
2 – INVOICES sets the M in the file name to P-Z, then "_" for January - December.
Any integer between 10 and 99 – a standard file name is used, but preceded by the integer.