What types of customized settings can be shared among cases via the Manage menu in FTK?

The sharing of customized settings among cases in FTK primarily involves Labels and Columns. Labels are used to categorize and organize data within the case, allowing examiners to apply consistent tagging across multiple cases for better management and reporting. Columns, on the other hand, refer to the customization of the user interface display, where specific metadata fields can be configured to show the most relevant information for a particular case.

By allowing these elements to be shared, FTK facilitates a streamlined and consistent workflow for examiners who may be working on multiple cases. This practice enhances collaboration and ensures that the same categorization and data presentation conventions are maintained across various instances of forensic investigations.

Other options, while they do encompass useful features within FTK, do not directly relate to the sharing of customized settings in the same structured manner as Labels and Columns do. For example, File Tags and Comments are generally specific to individual cases and may not be universally applicable across cases, while Views and Report Templates relate more to individual displays and reporting setups rather than shared customization. Case Status and User Feedback generally pertain to case management and progress tracking rather than the customization features.