You can modify the following properties before starting the recognition process:
The Leadtools.Forms.Ocr.IOcrSpellCheckManager.SpellCheckEngine will be used to enable or disable the checking sub-system, which will be used in verification.
When all necessary recognition options have been set, the page(s) can be recognized by calling IOcrPage.Recognize.
After recognition is complete, the recognized characters can be obtained and the recognition results can be saved to a file, a .NET stream or to memory.
The collection of characters recognized for a specific page can be obtained using IOcrPage.GetRecognizedCharacters. You can inspect this collection of characters and even modify it and update the recognition data with the IOcrPage.SetRecognizedCharacters method.
The recognition results can be saved to a file or a .NET stream by calling IOcrDocument.Save. This method takes an DocumentFormat parameter to specify the type of the document format to save (PDF, DOC, TXT, etc.). LEADTOOLS .NET OCR uses the Leadtools.Forms.DocumentWriters assembly to save the OCR results to an output file.
In addition to the various formats supported by the document writers, the recognition results can also be saved as XML using IOcrDocument.SaveXml.
The recognition results can also be obtained directly into a simple .NET string object calling the IOcrPage.GetText method.
Finally, to get or set special characters used in the recognition process, use the IOcrDocumentManager.RejectionSymbol and the related IOcrDocumentManager.MissingSymbol properties.
Getting Started (Guide to Example Programs)
Programming with LEADTOOLS .NET OCR
An Overview of OCR Recognition Modules
Creating an OCR Engine Instance
Starting and Shutting Down the OCR Engine
Multi-Threading with LEADTOOLS OCR
OCR Spell Language Dictionaries
Using OMR in LEADTOOLS .NET OCR
OCR Languages and Spell Checking
OCR Tutorial - Adding and Painting Zones
OCR Tutorial - Working with Pages
OCR Tutorial - Recognizing Pages
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