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19.1 File Input
You can specify the search source with a file. The Input Files must list one image per line. Each line specifies an absolute path. For example,
C:\xyz1\0001.jpg
C:\xyz1\0002.jpg
C:\xyz2\0003.jpg
C:\xyz2\0004.jpg
…
The only difference between the Directory Input and the File Input is how images are entered into the ImageFinder; after that, all other steps are the same.
You can specify File Input either in Figure 19.1, or in Figure 19.2.
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In Figure 19.1, select the second option for File Input.
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In Figure 19.2, keep clicking the “Mode” button and the setting will switch from one to the next.
Figure 19.2 Input Mode Button.
Figure 19.3 File Input example.
Example. File Input
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Start the software;
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Select option, “Search File”;
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Click the “Source” button, and select file, “.\input_file\input_file1.txt”;
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Click the “F” button in Figure 19.3 to see the first image, and click the “>” button to see the next image.
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