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Chapter 3 - General Features of ABBYY FineReader
Image processing
Printing of scanned images and recognized text.
Automatic and manual splitting of dual-page- and business card scans.
Recognition
177 recognition languages. See the full list under Supported languages in ABBYY
FineReader Help.
An improved algorithm for the recognition of poor print quality documents. The improved
algorithm incorporates a new adaptive image binarization method and a new method of
background removal, and is particularly effective in the case of images scanned in “gray”
mode.
Saving and editing
Multicolumn WYSIWYG-editor. Blocks with recognized text, tables, and images are dis-
played in their original location.
More precise saving of the original document layout in MS Word: saving of non-rectangular
images, multi-column text flows and lists (numbered and bulleted).
Support of multi-language PDF files: FineReader saves multi-language texts in PDF format
without requiring the user to install additional fonts.
New PDF saving mode - «Image only».
Compression rate selection when saving in HTML- and PDF formats.
JPEG image resolution selection when saving in RTF-, DOC- and PDF formats.
Alignment of text in tables when exporting to MS Excel or saving in XLS format.
Professional features
Shared group mode for the use of user languages, user dictionaries, and user dictionaries for
pre-defined languages (FineReader Corporate Edition only).
Full-text- and individual searches for words in any form can be carried out in any docu-
ment (
Edit>Advanced Search). Available in FineReader Corporate Edition only.
A form-filling application ABBYY FormFiller (FineReader Corporate Edition only - a bonus
application for registered ABBYY FineReader Professional users).
Supported Document Saving Formats
ABBYY FineReader saves recognition results in the following formats:
Microsoft Word Document(*.DOC)
Rich Text Format (*.RTF)
Adobe Acrobat Format (*.PDF)
HTML
Comma Separated Values file (*.CSV)
Plain Text (*.TXT). FineReader supports various code pages (Windows, DOS, Mac, ISO) and
Unicode encoding.
Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (*.XLS)
DBF