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4.
Enter a replacement character for erased FAT table entries. The default is an underscore.
5.
Click Next.
6.
To determine what is to be Copy/UnErased, do one of the following:
a.
If only the logical files are to be Copy/UnErased, click Logical Files Only.
b.
If the entire physical file is to be Copy/UnErased, click Entire Physical File.
c.
If RAM and Disk slack are to be Copy/UnErased, click RAM and Disk Slack.
d.
If only RAM slack is to be Copy/UnErased, click RAM Slack Only.
7.
To determine which mask will be applied to the filenames of Copy/UnErased content, do
one of the following:
a.
For no masking, click
None.
b.
If non‐ASCII characters are to be masked, click
Do not write non‐ASCII
character.
c.
If a dot is to be substituted for non‐ASCII characters, click
Replace non‐ASCII
characters with DOT.
8.
If errors are to be included, click
Select Show Errors, and then click
Next.
9.
If a destination folder other than /Export is to be used, select a destination folder.
10.
Click Finish.
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View Menu
The View menu provides commands that determine the contents of the EnCase window panes.
View menu commands:
Display specific tabs in the tree pane
Display tabs that otherwise are not displayed, or that otherwise do not appear in the tree
pane
Toggle controls that appear in tab bars and the wrapping of the tool bar
Navigate between tabs, hide tabs, and control the display of tabs with or without their
names
Move any tab containing windows back to their usual position in the main window
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App Descriptors displays the App Descriptor tabs in the tree pane, which includes the App
Descriptor‐Home and App Descriptors‐ Hash Properties tabs. By default, these tabs are not
displayed.
Archive Files displays the Archive File tab in the tree pane . This tab does not display by
default.
Cases displays the Cases tabs in the tree pane, which includes the Cases‐Home, Cases‐
Entries, Cases‐Bookmarks, Cases‐Search Hits, Cases‐Records, Cases‐Devices, Cases‐Secure
Storage, and Cases‐Keywords tabs. These tabs display by default. Use this command if you
previously closed the Cases tab.
Encryption Keys displays the Encryption Keys tab in the tree pane. This tab displays by
default. Use this command if you previously closed the Encryption Key tab.
EnScript displays the EnScript tab in the tree pane. This tab does not display by default.
When this tab displays, the EnScript tab in the Filters pane is closed.
When the EnScript tab appears in the Filter pane, the EnScript programs are organized into a
tree extending to the programs themselves.
When the EnScript tab appears in the Tree pane, only folders populate the tree, and the
programs themselves appear in a table in the Table pane.
The table representation contains information beyond what is visible in the tree
representation in the Filter pane.
EnScript Types displays the EnScript Types tab in the tree pane. It does not display by
default.
File Signatures displays the File Signatures tab in the tree pane. It does not display by
default.
File Types displays the File Types tab in the Tree pane. It does not display by default.
File Viewers displays the File Viewers tab in the tree pane. It does not display by default.
Hash Sets displays the Hash Set tabs in the tree pane, which includes the Hash Sets‐Home
and Hash Sets‐Hash Items tabs. They do not display by default.
Keywords displays the Keywords tab in the tree pane. It does not display by default.
Machine Profiles displays the Machine Profiles tabs in the tree pane, which includes the
Machine Profiles‐ Home and Machine Profiles‐Allowed tabs. They do not display by default.
Packages displays the Packages tab in the tree pane. It does not display by default.
Projects displays the Projects tab in the tree pane. It does not display by default.
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SAFEs displays the SAFEs tabs in the Tree pane, which includes:
the SAFEs‐ Home
SAFEs‐Network
SAFEs‐Roles
SAFEs‐Users
SAFEs‐Events
They do not display by default.
SAFEs or Cases Sub‐ Tabs displays a sub‐menu associated with the tab currently displayed
(SAFEs or Cases). In the figure above, the SAFEs Sub‐Tabs command displays because the
SAFEs tab is displayed in the Tree view (not shown) If Cases were displayed, then the
command would be Cases Sub‐Tabs.
Table Pane displays the Table Pane menu.
View Pane displays the View Pane menu.
Filter Pane displays the Filter pane menu.
Close Tab hides the tab currently in use. Once hidden, a tab can only reappear if it is opened
using the tab commands on the View menu.
Show Name toggles the display of the name of the tab currently in use.
Previous Tab selects the tab to the left of the tab currently in use. When the tab currently in
use is the leftmost tab, the rightmost tab is selected.
Next Tab selects the tab to the right of the tab currently in use. When the tab currently in use
is the rightmost tab, the leftmost tab is selected.
Autofit toggles the wrapping of the toolbar. The toolbar extends to the right beyond the tab
when Autofit is not selected. When Autofit is selected, the toolbar wraps, so that the entire
toolbar displays.
Reset View puts any tabs appearing in windows back into the main window in their usual
locations.