ECIS dynamically extracts key sentences in the document to create an intelligent snapshot of the source file.

The snapshot for a document about Picasso and Monet looks like this:

Title:
Renoir to Picasso - The Musée de l'Orangerie

Keywords:
Monet, Water Lilies, Tuileries Gardens, art exhibitions, Orangerie, Musée, National, Museum

Extract:
  Renoir to Picasso - The Musée de l'Orangerie.
  In 1922 the senior impressionist artist Claude Monet donated his panoramic cycle of paintings, the Nymphéas (Water Lilies), to the French state.
  However, Monet's intervention changed this: it became instead an independent museum of art, with the Water Lilies its monumental centrepiece.
  Once the paintings were installed, the building was opened to the public the following spring.
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Keywords

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