During text recognition, ABBYY FineReader detects the styles and
formatting used in the original document. These styles and
formatting are reproduced in the output document by creating the
appropriate style hierarchy. If necessary, you can review and edit
the document styles and create new styles to format recognized text
in the Text window.
To apply a style to a selected text fragment:
Select the desired text fragment in the Text
window.
Select Properties from the shortcut menu.
Select the desired style in the open Text Properties
panel from the Style list.
Note. When saving recognized texts in RTF, DOC, and DOCX
formats, all styles are preserved.
To modify, view, create, or delete a style:
Go to the Tools menu and select Style
Editor…
Select the desired style from the list of available options in
the Style Editor dialog box. The right-hand side of the
dialog box contains the selected style settings (style name, font
name, font size, font effects, character spacing, and scale). You
can change these settings as needed.
To create a new style, click the New button. The newly
created style will be added to the list of available styles. Select
the appropriate settings for the new style in the right-hand side
of the dialog box.
To delete all styles, click the Remove All button.