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These files are readily identified by the File XChange file naming convention. File names start with "S9" to indicate that they are connected to a Square 9 database and have been captured into GlobalSearch. Because the Windows file structure require a unique name, the number that follows is the unique document ID. This ensures that even if the indexing data used to create the filename is duplicated from one record to the next, the file name is unique. By default, Windows sorts document files in ascending order by Document ID number (DocID), so the order that your documents appear in Explorer may not be the order that they appear in when you run a Search from the Archives Pane. The string after the DocID is an Index Field value. By default File XChange shows the value in the first Index Field in the selected Archive, but you can change this, if you wish.
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