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If a Picture Is Not Detected
Picture areas mark the pictures contained in your document. You can also use Picture areas if you do not want a text fragment to be recognized. If the program fails to detect a picture automatically, use the Picture tool to draw a picture area around the picture manually.
- On the toolbar at the top of the Image window, select the tool and then use the mouse to draw a rectangle around the picture on your image.
- Run the OCR process gain.
If there is text printed over a picture in your document, draw a Background Picture area around the picture.
- In the Image window, select the tool on the toolbar and draw a frame around the picture.
Note: If you do not see this tool on the toolbar, add it. See Toolbars for detailed instructions.
- Start the OCR process.
You can change an existing area to Picture or Background Picture. Right-click the area and then click Change Area Type To > Picture or Change Area Type To > Background Picture.
For more about area types and editing areas, see If Areas Are Detected Incorrectly.
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