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defining OCR area

Guest
Jan 15, 2016 Jan 15, 2016

this is an excruciatingly newbie question for someone who has been using Acrobat for decades!

I have a scanned page that I want to OCR - I click on Edit PDF and it starts OCR staright away, but it's splitting the text into separate boxes - I want the whole page as one story (it has tabs so it "looks" like it's in columns, but it isn't)

How do I tell it to scan the whole page and not make assumptions about how the text should be split into "bounding boxes"?

Or failing that, how do I tell it to combine text boxes?

Thanks

Emily

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Adobe Employee , Jan 19, 2016 Jan 19, 2016

You can use Enhance Scan tool of acrobat for this. It has 3 options to do OCR.

1. Go to Enhance Scans> Recognize Text> In this file> Settings.

2. Select Output style as Searchable Image or Searchable Image Exact and click Ok

3. Click Recognize Text

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Adobe Employee ,
Jan 19, 2016 Jan 19, 2016

You can use Enhance Scan tool of acrobat for this. It has 3 options to do OCR.

1. Go to Enhance Scans> Recognize Text> In this file> Settings.

2. Select Output style as Searchable Image or Searchable Image Exact and click Ok

3. Click Recognize Text

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Jan 20, 2016 Jan 20, 2016
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Worked for me! THANKS!

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