OCR Proofreader dialog box

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Jeff Segarra
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OCR Proofreader dialog box

The dialog box is called from the Standard toolbar; it appears automatically during proofing if this was set under Options/Proofing or in a workflow containing a proofing step.

At the top it displays the image of marked words and their context, one after the other.

Edit panel: This displays a colored suspect or non-dictionary word in its context. You can change the word.

Suggestions: This lists suggested replacement words for the marked word. Select a word in this list to place it in the Edit panel.

User dictionary: Displays the name of a loaded user dictionary or [none].

Click Ignore to move to the next marked word if the recognized word is correct.

Click Ignore All to leave the marked word and all its instances unchanged and to move to the next suspect word.

Click Add to add a correct or changed word to the current user dictionary and move to the next marked word.

Click Change to implement a change and move to the next marked word.

Click Change All to replace every instance of the marked word in the document with the changed word in the Edit panel and move to the next marked word.

Click Page Ready when proofing and editing on the current page is finished. You will receive the next page.

Click Document Ready when you have finished all the proofing and editing you want to do in the document.

Click Close to stop proofreading.

Click Resume to restart proofreading.

Click More >> to display a page thumbnail with a highlight indicating the location of the problem word. The first number below the thumbnail shows how many suspects were already handled by the Proofreader on the page. The second number shows the total number of suspect characters on the page.

Click << Less to close the extended part of the dialog box.

The Character Map is displayed at the bottom of the dialog box. Click the arrows to display invisible parts of the character map.

 

  • Do not use proofing on Japanese, Chinese or Korean texts.

 

 

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