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To assist with a
current PACER program assessment, users of PACER may participate in a short
survey regarding their satisfaction with current services and any suggestions
for potential enhancements. This survey will remain available to users for
approximately 30 days. Please click on the following link to take this survey,
and we thank you in advance for helping to improve public access to federal
court documents and information: Click
here to begin the survey
If you have any questions about this assessment, please contact the PACER
Service Center at pacer@psc.uscourts.gov
New Standing Order effective December 1, 2009
affecting time calculations and new message from the
Clerk of Court concerning these changes
Scanner Settings - Update
The Administrative Office of the Courts has been working with the National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA) regarding archival preservation and continued use
of the scanned images in CM/ECF. As a result, we have been asked to update our
scanning guidelines to recommend a higher resolution for scanned documents. The
new recommendation is 300 dpi, or higher if necessary to achieve a legible
document. You can view our updated scanning guidelines at http://www.kyeb.uscourts.gov/scanning_guidelines.htm
In order to accommodate larger files created by scanning at a higher
resolution, the maximum file size that CM/ECF will allow has been increased to 4
MB.
RECAP Plug-in
A
group from Princeton University has created a software application or
"plug-in" for Firefox called RECAP, which was designed to enable the
sharing of court documents on the Internet.
It appears that once a user loads RECAP, any document that he/she
subsequently accesses via PACER is automatically sent to a public Internet site.
The full implications of using RECAP or related software are as yet
unknown, including whether restricted documents could be inadvertently made
available on the public Internet. Accordingly,
fee-exempt PACER users are reminded that information should only be used in
accordance with the purpose for which the exemption was granted.
We will post additional information as it becomes available.
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