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If OmniPage Limited Edition Performance is Unacceptable
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If OmniPage Limited Edition Performance is Unacceptable
There are many different areas that can affect the performance of 
OmniPage Limited Edition and other programs. Check the following: 
• If performance (or accuracy) is not acceptable, adjust the 
brightness
 setting and try again. With some scanners, depending 
on the quality of your original document, the wrong setting can 
result in very slow recognition. 
• Recognition performance varies with the quality, point size, 
font, and density
 of the original document. A page of 8 point 
type with 6,000 characters will take much longer to recognize 
than a page of 12 point type with 2,000 characters. Also, pages 
with complex formats require more recognition time than simple, 
single-column pages. 
• Make sure there is sufficient disk space for the temporary files 
that Windows and OmniPage Limited Edition must create. For 
best performance, your disk should have at least 25% of its space 
free. If it has less space than this, files may be fragmented (that is, 
written in small blocks in many different places on your disk). 
This results in very slow performance.      
• Optimize your disk regularly. When you start with a new hard 
disk, all the data in one file is stored in contiguous blocks from 
beginning to end. As you (and your programs) create, modify, 
and delete files, DOS uses whatever space is available on your 
disk. This means that small portions of files are stored in blocks 
all over the disk; the disk becomes “fragmented.” Instead of the 
disk quickly reading the entire file in one operation, it must 
search for all the individual blocks. 
An optimization program reorganizes your disk and puts all 
blocks of each file into a contiguous space. Programs that do this 
are available from your computer dealer and should be run 
regularly. 
• Check for a computer virus. Computer viruses can corrupt your 
system when you install software from infected disks or 
download infected programs from modems. They can even get 
into your system over a network connection. A virus can not only 
slow down your system it can also damage your programs and 
data. You should regularly check your system for viruses.