Depending on how you are planning to use your electronic
document, select one of the best option below:
- Text and pictures only
This option saves only the recognized text and the associated
pictures. The page will be fully searchable and the size of the PDF
file will be small. The appearance of the resulting document may
slightly differ from the original.
- Text over the page image
This option saves the background and pictures of the original
document and places the recognized text over them. Usually, this
PDF type requires more disk space than Text and pictures
only. The resulting PDF document is fully searchable. In some
cases, the appearance of the resulting document may slightly differ
from the original.
- Text under the page image
This option saves the entire page image as a picture and places the
recognized text underneath. Use this option to create a fully
searchable document that looks virtually the same as the
original.
- Page image only
This option saves the exact image of the page. This type of PDF
document will be virtually indistinguishable from the original but
the file will not be searchable.
Depending on the save mode you select, some of the following
options will become available:
- Retain text and background colors
Select this option
to retain the font color and background when saving in PDF.
- Keep headers and footers
Preserves headers and footers in the output document.
- Enable Tagged PDF (compatible with Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and
above)
Select this option to add PDF tags into the output PDF document.
Apart from text and pictures, PDF files can contain information
about the document structure such as logical parts, pictures, and
tables. This information is encoded in PDF tags. A PDF file
equipped with PDF tags may be reflowed to fit different screen
sizes and will display well on handheld devices.
Important! If your recognized document contains text in
Hebrew or Yiddish, you cannot create a tagged PDF file.
- Use Mixed Raster Content
Select this option to retain the visual quality of the text and the
pictures in a highly compressed document.
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