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• A folder named PageKeeper 2.x Conversion is created on the 

PageKeeper Pro desktop. All of the documents from your 
PageKeeper 2.x database are added to this folder with their 
original PageKeeper names. (The original 2.x folder structure is 
not preserved.)

• Folders for subsequent database conversions are named 

 followed by a sequential number. 

• PageKeeper Documents are converted to TIFF (Packbits) files or 

text files, depending on whether they are image-based or text-
based. The physical files are saved to a physical folder named 
PageKeeper 2x Documents. 

This folder is created under PageKeeper 

Pro’s default folder for new documents, which is specified in the 
New Document

 tab of the Options dialog box. 

• PageKeeper Documents that contain images with text 

information (through OCR) are saved as TIFF (Packbits) files and 
corresponding text files. These files are saved as clipped groups 
in PageKeeper Pro.

• Links to external files (external file indexes) are not preserved 

during conversion. However, you can use PageKeeper Pro’s 
Folder Watch

 feature to quickly add links back to your documents. 

See “Adding Documents Automatically with Folder Watch” on 
page 45 for more information. 

• PageKeeper notes are converted to 3M Post-it

®

 Notes. 

Please read this section before converting a PaperPort database to 
PageKeeper Pro. When you are ready to start conversion, see page 92 for 
instructions.

• You must have Visioneer PaperPort installed on your computer 

in order to convert your PaperPort database. 

• You will need free disk space that is approximately 3 times the

 

disk space that the current database occupies. 

If you do not have enough disk space on the drive where 
PageKeeper Pro is installed, you can use disk space on another 
drive for saving converted TIFF files. (These files use 
approximately half of the total disk-space requirement.) To do so, 
change the default folder in the New Documents tab of 
PageKeeper Pro’s Options dialog box to a folder on the desired 
drive. Make sure you have write access to that drive.