6.0

Tip: 1. FineReader allows you to import user dictionaries created by previous versions

(3.0, 4.0 and 5.0).

2. FineReader also allows you to import user dictionaries (*.dic) created using

Microsoft Word 6.0, 7.0, 97, and 2000.

To import a dictionary:

1. Select the View Dictionaries item in the Tools menu, select the dictionary

language, and click the

View button.

2. Click the

Import button in the View Dictionaries dialog and select files

with *.pmd, *.txt or *.dic extensions.

To delete a word from the dictionary:

1. Select the View Dictionaries item in the Tools menu. Select the language

of your choice and click the

OK button. A dialog will open.

2. Select the word you wish to delete and click the

Delete button.

Editing text in ABBYY FineReader

Note: If the FineReader Text window does not display characters correctly (i.e. “?” or “ ”

can be seen in place of some or all of the letters), this means that your current font does not

support your recognition language alphabet in full. Select a font that supports your entire

recognition set (for example, Arial Unicode or Bitstream Cyberbit) on the

Formatting tab

(

Tools>Options menu) in the Fonts group, and recognize the document again. See under

“Fonts for Recognition Languages that may be Displayed in Text Editor Incorrectly” in

ABBYY

FineReader Help

After a page is read, its text is displayed in the Text window. When you send your text to an

external application, the text layout is retained according to the layout retention options

chosen. Set these options on the

Formatting tab (Tools>Options menu) and in the

dialogs of the respective formats.

Uncertainly recognized characters are highlighted. To cancel this feature, unselect the

Highlight uncertain characters item on the View tab (Tools>Options menu).

ABBYY FineReader 6.0 User’s Guide

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