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/*! \page tagging_page Tagging
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Tagging (or Bookmarking) allows you to make a reference to a file or object and easily find it later.
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When an interesting item is discovered, the user can tag it by right clicking the item and selecting one of the tag options.
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When you tag a Blackboard artifact result, you have the choice to either:
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- Tag File -- use this when the file itself is of interest
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- Tag Result -- use this when the result is of interest
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Which to choose depends upon the context and what you desire in the final report.
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\image html tagging-1.PNG
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Once you have choosen to tag the file or the result, there are two more options:
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- Quick Tag -- use this if you just want the tag
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- Tag and Comment -- use this if you need to add a comment about this tag
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\image html tagging-2.PNG
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<br>
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You can create arbitrary tag names. Autopsy remembers your tag names from previous cases, so choose wisely. Choose a tag from the list you have created, or create a "New Tag".
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\image html tagging-3.PNG
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You can apply tags to groups of items at once. Select multiple items in the Blackboard, right click, and add the appropriate tag.
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Items may have more than one tag.
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Tagged results are shown in the "Results" portion of the tree under "Tags".
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\image html tagging-4.PNG
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*/
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