Use this dialog to specify the parameters of the recognized text
that will be sent by e-mail.
Option name
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Option description
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Attachment options
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Attach as type
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Specifies the format of the text that will be sent by
e-mail. |
Formats Settings (button)
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Opens the RTF/DOC/Word
XML, PDF,
PPT, HTML, TXT, CSV, DBF and XLS dialogs so you may set advanced
text saving options for these formats. |
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Process Pages
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Select one of the two options depending on what pages you want
to save:
- All - if you want to save all the batch
pages.
- Selected - if you only want to save
selected batch pages;
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File options
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Specify the saving mode:
- Create a separate file for each page - each batch page
is saved to a separate file. The batch page number is automatically
added to the end of the file name.
- Name files as source images - use this option to save
each page in separate files the names of which are the same as the
names of source images.
Note:
- Pages which do not contain the information about the source
image (for example scanned pages) will not be saved in this mode. A
warning will be displayed if such page occurs between the saved
ones.
- If a group of batch pages next to each other have the same
image as the source image or their source images have the same
name, these pages are treated as if they were pages of a multipage
TIFF and the text of these pages will be saved into a single file.
In case the pages with the same names of source images aren't
located next to each other, the pages are treated as if their image
files are different, and so the text is saved in different files
with the same name to which an index is appended: _1, _2, etc.
- Create a new file at each blank page - the whole batch
is treated as a set of page groups, each group ending with a blank
page. The pages from different groups are saved into different
files with names that are formed from a user specified name with an
index appended: -1, -2, -3 and so on.
- Create a single file for all pages - all (or all
selected) batch pages are saved to a single file.
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