Kofax vrs4 User Manual

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VRS User’s Manual
Standard Features
With VRS, you can ensure that every scanned image meets your quality standards. 
While VRS is designed to make production scanning easier and more cost-effective, 
VRS also provides the same advantages for all types of scanning situations. Through 
instant detection of poor image quality, VRS performs automatic image 
enhancements that greatly reduce errors related to image quality or recognition. You 
can be certain that every scanned image meets your standards, as VRS provides a set 
of interactive adjustment controls to eliminate guesswork with easy, real-time image 
correction.
The VRS standard feature set does the following:
• Scans batches that consist of multiple document sizes or varying degrees of 
quality. This means you won't have to pre-sort mixed batches. For black 
background scanners, VRS will deskew images and crop them to the size of 
the original documents.
• Detects and alerts you to paper jams and equipment conflicts automatically. 
This saves time and increases post-processing accuracy.
• Performs automatic deskew without character degradation. Traditional 
deskew software produces jagged edges, but VRS character edges remain 
smooth and precise, even after the deskew process, as shown in Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1.  Traditional Deskew vs. VRS
Because the VRS standard feature set has been optimized for bitonal output, it also 
does the following:
• Automatically assigns brightness settings that are optimal for your document 
type. For batch scans in which Optical Character Recognition (OCR) precision 
is crucial, low-contrast documents traditionally pose significant problems. 
With VRS, you are able to enhance faint content, which can result in improved 
OCR results, even at low resolutions (such as 200 DPI).
• Suppresses any background or noise to yield smaller image file sizes during 
image optimization, thus reducing storage requirements.