About Columns, Locate Regions, and Output File
Formats
Pro OCR preserves virtually all page layout and text flow information in the
documents it processes. However, when you save to a specific word processor
format, Pro OCR preserves only as much of this layout information as the particular
application format is designed to use. Some applications can use (interpret, display,
and print) more of this kind of information than others.
NOTE: You can also specify which page layout and text flow information is saved
by opening the Save As Options dialog and changing its settings.
Some word processors have extensive support for complex document layouts, while
others provide only limited support.
Defining Locate Regions Manually
For most pages, you’ll locate automatically as part of automatic processing, Finish
Processing, Process Deferred Jobs, or on a page-by-page basis using the Locate
button. Sometimes, however, you’ll want to define locate regions manually before
recognizing. Manually locate when you want to:
■ Recognize and save only some of the text on a page.
■ Save text in a different order than it’s automatically located.
■ Resize an existing locate region.
■ Delete a previously defined locate region.
■ Add a new locate region to locate regions that are already defined.
■ Define a numeric region.
■ Redefine one type of locate region as another type of locate region (for
example, redefine a text region as a numeric region).
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