5 recognized as the letter S. You can
create and use a zone contents file to
prevent this (see "Create a Zone Con-
tents File" on page 60 for information).
6
Specify other characters in the same way such as the lowercase ü
and é, and the copyright (©) symbol.
Characters OmniPage believes it identified correctly are listed
alphabetically below the suspect characters. Check for common
errors, such as a 5 being recognized as the letter S.
Generally, you will not want to train OmniPage to recognize
common letters unless they are in a very specialized font. One
way to prevent these common errors is to use a special zone
contents files during recognition, such as the numeric finance
zone contents file created in the previous tutorial.
Even if a character is not recognized, OmniPage corrects most
common OCR errors by analyzing the structure of a word and
comparing it to entries in the dictionary.
Save the File and Recognize the Document
1
Click the Save button.
The Save dialog box appears.
2
Type a file name in the File Name edit box.
3
Click OK.
A dialog box asks if you want to recognize the image with the
training file you just created.
4
Click Yes.
OmniPage recognizes the document and all specified symbols.
5
Check the text window to verify the training file improved OCR.
6
Close the document and click No in the dialog box that asks if you
want to save changes.
This file becomes the default training file in the OCR section of
the Settings Panel. You can save Settings Panel selections,
including this training file, as a settings file for use on similar
documents. See "Save a Settings File" on page 37. See "Train
OCR" on page 129 for more information on creating and editing
an OCR training file.
Train OCR to Recognize Special Characters
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