Nuance TEXTBRIDGE PRO-MILLENNIUM BUSINESS EDITION User manual

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Access OCR, and Custom Proof are trademarks, of ScanSoft, Inc.

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Authors: Lois West and Beth Paddock

CANSOFT, INC.

9 Centennial Drive

Peabody, Massachusetts 01960

TextBridge Pro Millennium Business Edition User’s Guide

Part Number 00–009733–00

April 2000

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CONTENTS

PREFACE

About This User’s Guide ............................... vii

Organization of this user’s guide..................... viii

Documentation conventions ......................... ix

Related Documentation ................................ ix

Technical Support ..................................... x

1INTRODUCTION TO TEXTBRIDGE

Basic OCR Concepts ................................. 1–1

Features and Benefits ................................ 1–3

New Features ................................... 1–3

Enhanced Features............................... 1–4

Other Features .................................. 1–7

Documents TextBridge Can Recognize ................ 1–8

Input Image File Formats ............................. 1–9

Output Text File Formats ............................ 1–10

Output Image File Formats........................... 1–12

Where to Go From Here.............................. 1–13

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2INSTALLING AND SETTING UP TEXTBRIDGE

What Comes with TextBridge .......................... 2–1

Supported Scanners.................................. 2–2

Installing and Testing Your Scanner ..................... 2–3

System Requirements ................................ 2–4

Before Installing TextBridge ........................... 2–4

Uninstalling a Previous Version of TextBridge .......... 2–4

Using TextBridge with Pagis ....................... 2–6

Learning about TextBridge before you install it ......... 2–6

Installing TextBridge ................................ 2–7

Scanner Setup ...................................... 2–8

Setting Up Instant Access to TextBridge .................. 2–9

Updating your TextBridge Software .................... 2–10

Uninstalling TextBridge Pro Millennium Business Edition ... 2–10

Where to Go From Here.............................. 2–11

3 OCR AND BASIC TEXTBRIDGE OPERATIONS

What is TextBridge OCR? ............................. 3–1

Page types ..................................... 3–2

Page sources .................................... 3–3

Recomposition .................................. 3–4

Running TextBridge Standalone and Instant Access ......... 3–5

Standalone Program .............................. 3–5

Instant Access .................................. 3–6

Improving Page Recognition with Settings ................ 3–7

Page Type Settings ............................... 3–7

Text Document Settings .......................... 3–11

Recognizing Other Languages ......................... 3–13

Language Installation............................ 3–13

Language Processing ............................ 3–13

Where to Go From Here.............................. 3–15

Table of Contents v

4LEARNING TO USE TEXTBRIDGE

Before Beginning to Process a Document.................. 4–1

Using TextBridge to Process a Document ................. 4–2

Starting TextBridge.................................. 4–3

Using Automatic Processing ........................... 4–4

Using Manual Processing ............................. 4–6

Performing Basic Operations........................... 4–8

Selecting the Page Source.......................... 4–8

Selecting the Page Type ........................... 4–9

Previewing the Page ............................. 4–10

Zoning the Page ................................ 4–12

Proofreading the Document ....................... 4–14

Saving the Document ............................ 4–16

Getting Help While Using TextBridge ................... 4–17

Using the Welcome Window ....................... 4–18

Using the Show Me How Window ................... 4–18

Using Tips .................................... 4–20

Getting Information from Help ..................... 4–20

Using the TextBridge Web Site..................... 4–21

Where to Go From Here.............................. 4–22

5SAMPLE SESSIONS WITH TEXTBRIDGE

Using the Sample Documents .......................... 5–1

Session 1: Recognizing a Simple Document Using

Auto Processing .............................. 5–6

Session 2: Using Instant Access to TextBridge ............ 5–12

Session 3: Recognizing a Complex Document Using

Manual Processing........................... 5–17

Session 4: Processing Text, Pictures, and a Table .......... 5–25

Where to Go From Here.............................. 5–32

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6ADVANCED SAMPLE SESSIONS

Session 1: Processing a Document to Use in a Database ...... 6–1

Session 2: Using Zone Templates and Page Types ........... 6–6

Session 3: Training TextBridge OCR .................... 6–11

Where to Go From Here.............................. 6–16

INDEX

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PREFACE

ScanSoft, Inc. welcomes you to TextBridge Pro Millennium

Business Edition for Windows

95, 98, 2000, and Windows

4.0.

The documentation that comes with TextBridge provides you with

the information you need to operate TextBridge. The

documentation includes this user’s guide, a Help system, and

Release Notes. ScanSoft invites your comments about the

information provided in the documentation.

The documentation is part of an extensive user assistance

program designed to provide you with information you may need

to understand and use TextBridge. The section “Getting Help

while using TextBridge” provides further information about user

assistance.

Before going on to find out more about TextBridge, please read

this preface because it describes these important items:

◆ About this user’s guide

◆ Related documentation

◆ Technical support

ABOUT THIS USER’S GUIDE

This user’s guide is a reference tool that provides information

about TextBridge. It is for users with a wide range of computer

experience. It assumes that you are familiar with the

management and operation of your computer and Windows.

This manual is provided both in print and electronic form. The

entire user’s guide is provided as a digital document in Adobe

Portable Document Format (PDF).

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To view the user’s guide in PDF format you need Adobe Acrobat

Reader, which is installed with TextBridge, unless you already

have it on your PC. You can access the user’s guide from the

installation menu and the TextBridge Help menu, or you can open

it from Adobe Acrobat Reader. After you open it, you can view it

on your PC and print all or part of it using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Organization of this user’s guide

The user’s guide organization is as follows:

The Table of Contents at the beginning of the user’s guide

describes the basic information in this book and helps you to find

general information quickly.

This Preface describes the documentation provided with

TextBridge and technical support.

Chapter 1 “Introduction to TextBridge” discusses TextBridge

features. It also describes basic OCR concepts, documents

TextBridge can recognize, supported scanners, and input file

formats TextBridge can read and output file formats to which

TextBridge can save the recognized text.

Chapter 2 “Installing TextBridge” describes what comes with

TextBridge; system requirements, installation, Instant Access set

up, and TextBridge uninstall.

Chapter 3 “OCR and TextBridge” explains the basic

TextBridge functions that enable it to recognize and OCR your

documents.

Chapter 4 “Learning to Use TextBridge” describes the basic

processes of using TextBridge.

Chapter 5 “Sample Sessions with TextBridge” walks you

through several practice sessions designed to help you to learn

and use the important features of TextBridge.

Chapter 6 “Advanced Sample Sessions” describes more

complex and less frequent uses of TextBridge.

The Index provides a comprehensive list of topics to assist you in

quickly locating the specific information you need.

Preface ix

Documentation conventions

TextBridge documentation uses certain graphical elements and

formatting to emphasize information and give more meaning to

text.

Table 1: Documentation Conventions

bold

Introduces a new term or the first use of

an important term in a chapter. It is

sometimes used to denote strong

emphasis.

italic

Denotes titles of other user’s guides or

books and generic representations of file

name entries in examples; for example,

filename

monospace

Denotes text that appears on the

computer screen such as examples, menu

text, and messages plus actual file

names.

“ ” (quotes)

Denotes titles of chapters and sections in

this user’s guide.

☞

Introduces tips that provide useful

information about a procedural step or

system function.

Note

Introduces information of note about the

current subject.

RELATED DOCUMENTATION

TextBridge provides a comprehensive set of printed and digital

documentation designed to assist you in learning and operating

the product. The documentation provided with TextBridge covers

all aspects of installation and operation.

Note Information provided in individual documents is not duplicated in

other documents except for basic information about TextBridge. If

you do not find the information you want in a particular

document, please check another. For example, if you do not find

information you want in this user’s guide, look for it in the Help

system

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Refer to the documentation in the following list for information:

◆ Online Release Notes. Before or after you install TextBridge,

read the Release Notes. These provide the most up-to-date

information about TextBridge. They describe technical

information, including specifics about using a particular scanner.

Release Notes also include information unavailable at the time

that the user’s guide and Help were finalized. During installation

you can access the Release Notes from the installation menu.

After installation you can access the Release Notes from the

TextBridge Program menu in the Start menu.

◆ Help. The Help system provides you with detailed information

about using TextBridge. It includes instructions on how to get

started in TextBridge, step-by-step procedures for most operations

and user tips. Context-sensitive Help is always available by

pressing F1 from any menu command or dialog box.

◆ Online User’s Guide. An online version of the complete user’s

guide is provided in Adobe Acrobat format (.pdf). You can access

the user’s guide from the installation menu and the TextBridge

Help menu, or you can open it from Adobe Acrobat Reader.

◆ Printed User’s Guide. A printed version of the user’s guide is

provided. The user’s guide provides you with basic information

about OCR and how TextBridge performs OCR, information about

installing TextBridge, information about how to run TextBridge

and improve its performance, and tutorials to help you learn the

basic-to-advanced use of TextBridge.

Note You may also need to refer to additional publications, such as the

manufacturer’s documentation for your scanner.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

If you should experience problems with TextBridge that you

cannot resolve on your own using the documentation and

software, contact TextBridge Technical Support at the following

Web site:

www.scansoft.com

Preface xi

The ScanSoft Web site provides a link to TextBridge pages,

including Technical Support with Frequently Asked Questions,

technical information bulletins, and a problem report form.

Before sending a problem report form to ScanSoft Technical

Support, be sure to visit FastTrack, ScanSoft’s electronic support

system on the web site. Using an Intelligent Expert Reasoning™

methodology, FastTrack delivers intuitive self-service via the

Internet and allows you to successfully resolve your problems

online 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Software downloads,

product upgrades and product updates are also available in

FastTrack.

Additional information about contacting TextBridge Technical

Support is provided in the TextBridge Help menu.

If you must contact ScanSoft Technical Support, the following

information will help in solving the problem:

◆ Your software version number

(This is on the back of the CD envelope and in the Help menu

under About TextBridge.)

◆ Your software serial number

(This is the serial number on the back of the TextBridge CD-ROM

envelope and in the Help menu under About TextBridge.)

◆ Your scanner make and model

◆ A description of the steps that led up to the problem

◆ If TextBridge generated an error message, a verbatim description

of the error message or its number and when it appeared.

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INTRODUCTION TO

TEXTBRIDGE

Welcome to ScanSoft’s TextBridge Pro Millennium, optical

character recognition (OCR) software for Microsoft Windows

95,

98, 2000 and Windows NT

4.0.

This chapter provides an introduction to TextBridge including:

◆ Basic OCR concepts

◆ Features and benefits

◆ Characteristics of documents TextBridge can recognize

◆ Input image file formats

◆ Output text file formats

◆ Output image file formats

BASIC OCR CONCEPTS

OCR technology enables you to convert paper documents into

fully editable text with images on your computer. Originally, OCR

technology performed simple character recognition of text

characters, numbers, and symbols. Today, TextBridge OCR

includes full document recognition including recognizing text

plus formatting such as headlines, multiple columns, tables, and

running headers and footers and capturing photographs and line

drawings. TextBridge even retains the layout of the original

document as much as possible.

You can use TextBridge to scan and convert printed pages to

text documents for your word processor, spreadsheet program,

web browser, database program, or other text application. Pages

may be from most sources, including computer printers, fax

machines, photocopiers, magazines, and newspapers. Pages can be

black and white or color. TextBridge can also recognize standard

page image files from fax modems, image applications, and other

sources.

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Using the latest document recognition technology from ScanSoft,

TextBridge OCR uses its recomposition capability to produce a

fully editable electronic document with the original pictures and

document layout (Figure 1–1).

Original

document

Recomposed

document in

word processor

Figure 1–1. TextBridge document recomposition

In most cases, TextBridge understands your original document’s

format and maintains the layout, including columns, headers,

footers, pictures, and picture captions. Pictures can be black and

white, grayscale, or color.

Introduction to TextBridge 1–3

Recomposition is possible only if your text program supports

pictures and layout. For example, recomposition is supported in

Microsoft Word and Corel WordPerfect but not in Notepad. Forms

and documents created in desktop publishing programs are

usually too complex for recomposition by TextBridge as well as

your word processor. As a result, the text and pictures are

retained but the full layout is not.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

TextBridge offers many features designed to make it easy to use

and increase your productivity. Whether you need to capture a

simple one-page letter, a magazine article, a spreadsheet, or a

long transcript, TextBridge can save you valuable time and effort.

In addition, TextBridge provides all the capabilities that

experienced OCR users expect.

With TextBridge, you can import most paper documents or

document image files to your computer. TextBridge attains the

highest degree of OCR accuracy and provides the output in fully

editable form in your favorite program. Many of these features

and benefits are described in more detail in the user’s guide and

Help.

New Features

TextBridge Pro Millennium Business Edition offers these new

features to increase your productivity:

◆ Windows 2000 Certification. Makes use of latest Windows

technology to assure a consistent user experience and a more

reliable and manageable application.

◆ Updated scanner support. Includes latest Scanner Wizard hint

file for easy setup of popular scanners.

◆ Live updates. Stay up-to-date with the latest product changes

from the ScanSoft, Inc. web site.

◆ Instant Access™ to FrontPage® 2000 and The Print Shop®

ProPublisher 2000. Use TextBridge Instant Access to scan,

recognize, and paste text and pictures directly into your

FrontPage and Print Shop documents.

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Enhanced Features

In addition to the new features, TextBridge offers enhanced

features that were available in previous versions. These features

were available before and are even better now. They are described

in the following list:

◆ Instant Access. Start TextBridge within most Windows text

programs such as Word or Excel. After recognizing and converting

the page, TextBridge then automatically pastes recognition data

(text and pictures) directly into the program’s open document.

◆ OCR accuracy. Dramatically save time and eliminate retyping.

◆ Color and grayscale pictures and text. Recognition and

output of color and grayscale pictures. Recognition of color text

and text on a color or shaded background and output of black on

white or white on black.

◆ Table recomposition. Advanced analytical capability results in

very accurate table reformatting. Ability to edit the entire table as

well as individual cells for improved recognition. Cell table

recomposition is supported even if you do not choose to retain

layout.

◆ Flexible multi-page document handling. Ability to view and

manipulate the pages of a document using the page thumbnails.

Zone multiple pages before recognition. Process the pages of a

document in any order. Delete, rearrange, and re-recognize

individual pages. You can also control the output.

◆ Extensive language recognition. Ability to recognize many

Eastern, Central, and Western European languages.

◆ Multiple language recognition. Ability to recognize multiple

languages on the same page if all languages belong to the same

language group.

◆ Usability and user assistance. Enhanced ease of use including

a redesigned user interface and extensive user assistance. User

assistance includes a multimedia assistant, information screens,

context-sensitive tips, status area messages, Help system, and

printed and online documentation.

◆ TextBridge Assistant. An easy-to-use assistant guides you

through each step of the most common TextBridge activities, such

as how to scan a page and send it to Word, recognize an image file,

and recognize just part of a page.

Introduction to TextBridge 1–5

◆

Convenient batch processing. The ability to select multiple

files and process each file separately plus the ability to schedule

processing for a specific time in the future.

◆ Integration with e-mail programs. Input to popular programs

such as Lotus cc:Mail, Microsoft Outlook, and America Online

(AOL).

◆ Integration with the latest scanners. TextBridge works with

the most recent scanners. The Release Notes and the ScanSoft

Web site at www.scansoft.com provides the latest information

about supported scanners and getting your scanner to work with

TextBridge.

◆ HTML 4.0 output and WYSIWYG capability. Output files in

the latest version of HTML and preserve the original look using

cascading style sheets.

◆ Dual page scanning. Scan both pages of an open book at the

same time but handle them as two separate pages.

◆ Easy database importing. Use of standard delimited text file

output that allows you to import data into many databases.

◆ ToolTips and What’s This? Help. Instant context-sensitive

information about commands, dialog boxes, and buttons on the

interface.

◆ Document recomposition. TextBridge offers true document

recomposition to retain your original page layout. It reproduces

multiple columns, tables, and pictures and keeps them in the

same location as they are in your original document.

For example, when you specify output to the Microsoft Word

™

Corel WordPerfect

format, TextBridge can retain the original

document layout in fully-editable form, even for pages containing

tables, line art, reverse video, drop caps, insets, and pictures.

When you edit the document, the original text flow is maintained.

When you specify output to the Microsoft Excel

™

or Lotus 1-2-3

format, spreadsheets and cell tables retain their original layout as

cell tables, not tabbed columns. When you edit the table

information, the lines move to fit.

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TextBridge supports formats for the programs that retain page

layout in the following list:

◆ Internet Explorer

◆ Netscape

◆ Word 6.0, 7.0, 97, and 2000

◆ Word Perfect 6.0, 6.1, 7.0, 8.0, and 9.0

◆ Any word processor that supports RTF

Retaining pictures is independent of retaining layout. Some text

programs retain pictures even though they do not retain layout.

◆ Page Types. TextBridge provides many predesigned Page Types

to make processing easier and more efficient. You do not have to

go through a complicated process of determining and specifying

settings for common types of pages. These Page Types

automatically provide appropriate settings for the type of page you

want to process. For example, there is a Letter page type and a

Magazine page type that automatically activate settings for

improved results for letters and pages from magazines.

◆ Automatic zoning. TextBridge automatically zones your page

into text, picture, and table zones. You do not need to zone the

page manually.

◆ Zone editing. You can edit the automatically recognized zones to

further refine the zoning. Use zone editing to increase the

accuracy and efficiency of page processing by reshaping zones,

specifying the language, and renumbering zones.

◆ Built-in Proofreader

™

. After document recognition, you can use

the built-in proofreader to view and accept or correct any words

that TextBridge suspects may not be recognized accurately. The

proofreader provides suggestions from which you may choose.

◆ Dynamic OCR training. You can train TextBridge’s OCR to

improve recognition accuracy as the job progresses. Use dynamic

training with difficult documents, such as faxes or multi-

generation photocopies. TextBridge enables you to interact with

the OCR process by viewing then accepting or correcting its

automatic recognition decisions. The software actually learns

special symbols and words.

Introduction to TextBridge 1–7

◆

Output files to the latest version of programs. These include

Microsoft Word 2000, Excel 2000, FrontPage 2000, WordPerfect

9.0, and Adobe FrameMaker 5.0.

◆ Custom dictionaries. To improve recognition accuracy further,

you can create specialized word lists (scientific terminology,

proper names, acronyms, and so on) within TextBridge or in

ASCII text files and load them into TextBridge. You can also use

your Microsoft Word or Office custom dictionary with TextBridge.

Other Features

In addition to the features listed in the previous sections

TextBridge provides these other features.

◆ Broad scanner support. TextBridge supports most popular

desktop scanners with TWAIN (technology without an important

name) device interface standard.

◆ Image processing. TextBridge accepts a wide range of images

from a variety of sources for processing. Specifically, the program

imports and recognizes online document images in BMP, PCX,

DCX, TIFF, and XIF formats that originate from fax modems and

other sources. For more information, see the “Input Image File

Formats” section in this chapter.

◆ Deferred processing. TextBridge enables you to scan all the

pages of a document to a TIFF or XIF file, then later open the

image file for document recognition. You can also save all the

pages to a multi-page image file or save each page as a separate

file.

◆ Output text file formats including HTML. TextBridge

supports a number of output text file formats, including word

processor, desktop publishing, spreadsheet, HTML, and database

formats. Now you can process your text for publication on the

Web.

◆ Preview of page images. TextBridge provides a set of tools for

previewing page images before processing them. You can

manually define areas of page images as zones to be processed and

capture only the text, tables, or pictures you want. You can also

edit the automatic zoning by adjusting the text, table, and picture

zones.

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◆ Zone templates. After you create a set of zones, TextBridge lets

you save and reload zone templates for new jobs. In this way you

can consistently process or ignore specific areas on the same type

of pages and save time without rezoning each page.

◆ Re-usable training data. After you interactively train OCR, you

can save the training data in a file. You can reload this training

file for similar documents of the same page type. Using this

training file assures the highest recognition accuracy without your

having to repeat the training.

◆ Two-sided document processing. If your scanner has a sheet

feeder, you can scan the fronts (odd sides) of the pages first, then

flip the stack, and scan the reverse (even) sides. When scanning

and recognition are complete, TextBridge automatically collates

the text and keeps it in the original order.

Documents TextBridge Can Recognize

TextBridge includes a number of advances developed by ScanSoft,

Inc. and at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC).

Consequently, TextBridge provides highly accurate OCR and

format retention on the widest range of documents. TextBridge

can recognize documents with the characteristics in the following

list:

◆ Documents printed on typewriters, phototypesetters, and impact,

ink-jet, dot-matrix, and laser printers

◆ Photocopied, degraded, or dirty documents

◆ Documents with single- or multiple-column layouts

◆ Spreadsheets and cell tables

◆ Paper documents with black and white, grayscale, and color

pictures including photos and line art

◆ Page image files with black and white, grayscale, and color

pictures

◆ Dual page documents, such as bound books

◆ Multi-page documents

◆ Single- or multiple-page images from fax modems and other

sources

Introduction to TextBridge 1–9

◆

Hard-copy faxes

◆ Documents with point sizes ranging from 5-point to 72-point type

in practically any typeface

◆ Documents composed in any of many Eastern, Central, or Western

European languages as well as one or more of the languages

within one of these groups in the same document

INPUT IMAGE FILE FORMATS

The source of page images for TextBridge can be your scanner or it

can be image files. TextBridge can recognize the following types of

image file formats:

Image File Format File Name Extension

Windows bitmap .bmp

PCX .pcx

Multi-page PCX used in some fax

programs

.dcx

Tag image file format (including

Alacrity TIFF)

.tif, .ala

Delrina WinFax fax image files .fxr, .fxd,

.fxm, .fxs

eXtended image file .xif

Image files can be black and white (binary), grayscale, or color.

TextBridge can process images in resolutions from 72 to 900 dots

per inch (dpi). Recognition results are generally better from

grayscale images than binary images. For the most accurate

results, we recommend scanning grayscale images at 200 dpi. For

better results on difficult documents, we recommend scanning

grayscale images at 300 dpi; however, this requires more

processing time.

Note Refer to the ScanSoft Web site at www.scansoft.com for the latest

list of supported input image file formats.

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