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# Configuring handling of .rtf file components

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**Required dataset permission:** Edit dataset settings
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On the **Dataset settings** page, the **RTF Settings** section contains settings to determine how to work with different types of components in .rtf files.

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Under **Image settings for RTF files**, select how Textual should handle images in RTF files:

* To ignore the images and leave them untouched in the output file, click **Leave images as-is**.
* To replace the images with black boxes, click **Replace images from the output file with black boxes**.


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