Native Files Sample Clauses
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Native Files. The Parties will produce in native format those documents and ESI that do not convert well to TIFF images (in addition to Excel and Power Point, e.g., oversized drawings, picture files, audio and video files), or will ask the receiving party to meet and confer regarding a reasonable alternative form of production. The file name for the documents produced in native format will consist of a ▇▇▇▇▇ number and, if available, a confidentiality designation. The parties will provide a corresponding placeholder TIFF image (or PDF if production format dictates) for native files included in a production bearing a sequential ▇▇▇▇▇ number within the family ▇▇▇▇▇ range.
Native Files. The parties will not be required to produce native files corresponding with produced Paginated Documents, with the exception of spreadsheets (e.g. Excel), presentations (e.g., PowerPoint), databases or other documents that cannot be converted to a Paginated Document without material loss in data or presentation. A receiving party may request other native documents as needed, and supplemental production will not be unreasonably withheld. All documents that have not converted to a Paginated Document (e.g., placeholder files), shall be produced in native format unless they contain privileged, w ork-product or redacted information. O PTION 3 - NO NATIVES EXCEPT WITH CAUSE
Native Files. Various types of files, including but not limited to spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, media files, documents with embedded media files, documents with “macros”, etc., lose significant information and meaning when produced as an image. Unless redacted or for some other good cause, these types of documents shall be produced as a native document file. Any files that are produced in native format shall be produced with a ▇▇▇▇▇-numbered TIFF image slip-sheet stating the document has been produced in native format, as well as all extracted text and applicable metadata set forth in Paragraph IV.
Native Files. The parties will also produce native files corresponding with all produced documents, with the exception of native files that correspond to produced Paginated Documents that have been redacted, or native files that are containers of files (e.g., .Zip, .RAR, other archive files, or .msg, .pst or other email files) that contain privileged, work-product or redacted information.
Native Files. Various types of files, including but not limited to spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, media files, documents with embedded media files, documents with "macros", etc., lose significant information and meaning when produced as an image. Unless redacted or for some other good cause, these types of documents shall be produced as a native document file. Any files that are produced in native format shall be produced with a ▇▇▇▇▇-numbered 18-50757-amk Doc 55-4 FILED 04/01/18 ENTERED 04/01/18 16:06:01 Page 90 of 100 TIFF image slip-sheet stating the document has been produced in native format, as well as all extracted text and applicable metadata set forth in Paragraph IV.
Native Files. Excel, any other spreadsheets, and other files that are not easily 16 converted to image format shall be produced in native format. For other ESI, a party receiving a 17 document produced in the format specified above may make a reasonable request after review to 18 receive the document in its native format. Upon such request, the producing party must produce 19 the document in its native format or bring concerns of burden to the requesting party’s attention.
Native Files. The parties will not be required to produce native files corresponding with produced Paginated Documents, without a good cause showing. A receiving party may request native documents as needed, with reasons why the Paginated Document version does not provide adequate information. Any native documents so produced may be redacted as needed for PII or privilege using native redaction tools.