6.0

General information on working with batches
When FineReader starts for the first time, it opens the batch located in the FineReader fold
er. You can choose to work with this batch or create a new one. A batch may contain up to
9999 pages.
Tip: You may find it useful to save similartype pages (e.g. pages from the same book, writ
ten in the same language, or with a similar layout) in the same batch. By doing this you will
find your work much easier.
The
Batch window displays a list of the pages contained in the open batch. To view a page,
just click on its icon or doubleclick its page number. All files related to this batch page will
open in their respective windows, i.e. text file (if the page has been recognized) in the
Text
window, the image file in the Image window, etc.
There are two main ways of displaying pages in the Batch window:
Batch View Description
Thumbnails Batch pages are displayed as thumbnails, a thumbnail being a miniature
image of the original page. Additional icons appear on the thumbnails
as you process the images. These inform you of the actions that
have been performed on them, e.g. recognition, saving, etc.
Thumbnail images are particularly useful when searching for
a particular batch page. To open an image, just click on its thumbnail.
Details Here detailed information is displayed on each batch page in the
batch window, and page lists created according to any feature
specified. This is useful in the case of large batches, as the batch
window can accommodate a much greater number of pages in this
view than in
Thumbnail view. Doubleclick on a page to open it.
To choose the page view in the Batch window:
z Rightclick the Batch window and select the View>... item in the local
menu.
To customize the
Batch window, i.e. choose the features that are to be displayed, the way in
which pages are sorted, etc:
z Rightclick the
Batch window and select the Batch View>Customize
item in the local menu. A dialog will open. Select the options of your choice
on the
Thumbnails and Details tabs of the dialog.
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