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Setting Recognize Options and Proofing a Recognized Document

you’ll always have the same fonts installed in your system as the fonts identified in the

input document.

To maintain as much similarity to the input document as possible, Pro OCR maps any

identified fonts to three user-selectable fonts installed in your system: one monospaced

font, one serif font, and one sans serif font. These fonts are used to display the

recognized text of the input document for screen display and for output to the various

file formats. They may be changed at any time before or after recognition. Any fonts

installed in your system may be selected.

If there is more than one serif, more than one sans serif, or more than one monospaced

font in the input document, you can still choose only one of each. All serif fonts are

mapped to the serif font you specify, all sans serif fonts are mapped to the sans serif

font you specify, and all monospaced fonts are mapped to the monospaced font you

specify.

NOTE: If you are not running Windows with TrueType™, we recommend that you

install a type display manager, such as Adobe Type Manager™ (ATM), before you

use Pro OCR. This will make the type on your screen easier to read when you’re

viewing recognized text.

To select the display font:

1. Choose Options from the Tools menu.

The Options dialog box appears.

2. Click the Display tab.

The Display options appear.

3. Select the fonts you want to use from the Serif, Sans Serif and Monospaced

drop-down lists.

The font name you select appears in the appropriate box.

4. Click OK.

When you return to the document, it’s displayed with the new settings. The last

set display options are remembered when you run Pro OCR again.

If you change the settings for Font Mapping while a document is being displayed and

then return to the document, the display is updated to show the new fonts.

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