Nuance scansoft omnipage pro 14 User Manual

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Workflows
Workflows
A workflow contains a series of processing steps and their settings. It can 
be saved for repeated use whenever you have a task needing the same 
processing. Workflows must begin with one and only one input step. But 
after that, they do not have to conform to the traditional 1-2-3 
processing pattern. Usually a workflow will include a recognition step, 
but this is not compulsory. For instance, page images can be saved to 
image files in a different file type or to an OmniPage Document. With or 
without OCR, any number of saving steps are possible, even to different 
targets, each with their own export settings.
Workflows are designed for efficient whole-document processing. They 
cannot handle recognizing or saving single or selected pages from a 
document. You should use manual processing for such cases.
Some workflows run without user interaction. Workflows needing 
interaction are those with a manual zoning step, a proofing/editing step 
or when run-time prompting is requested for input or output file names 
and paths.
Sample workflows
Here is a description of the four sample workflows provided with the 
program. Their workflow diagrams are also shown. 
1. To Word and TXT
Input is taken from file with run-time prompting for file names, 
keeping original resolutions.
Auto-zoning will run on the pages. (No step necessary for this)
Recognition in English with no professional or user dictionary, 
optimized for speed rather than accuracy.
No proofing or editing is requested. (No step necessary for this)
Save to file with pre-defined multiple converter “Word and 
TXT”. Prompt at run-time for saving path and name. Settings 
and formatting levels will be those currently set for the two file 
converters contributing to this multiple converter.