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  Nikolay_Kh

  • January 23, 2012 17:32

  There is no need to recognize the whole document and search for the data in it. Instead you can recognize only certain text fields of a document and directly capture data from these fields into an information system or database. Please refer to the "How to Recognize Text Fields" article.

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  James

  • April 29, 2013 13:50

  Any example on how to implement this? I think example codes and tutorial is lacking in your documentation.

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  Anastasia Galimova

  • May 06, 2013 14:39

  To test field-level recognition, you can use ConsoleTest application from .NET sample code.

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  To recognize a single text field call

  ConsoleTest.exe --asTextField [common options] <source_dir|file> <target_dir>
  

  It performs recognition via processTextField call.

  Common options description:

  --lang=<languages>: Recognize with specified language. Example: --lang=English --lang=English,German,French

  --out=<output format>: Create output in specified format: txt, rtf, docx, xlsx, pptx, pdfSearchable, pdfTextAndImages, xml

  --options=<string>: Pass additional arguments.

  For example:

  ConsoleTest.exe --asTextField --lang=English --options=region=0,0,200,50 D:\1.jpg D:\result
  

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  To recognize several text fields in one request call

  ConsoleTest.exe --asFields <source_file> <settings.xml> <target_dir>
  

  It performs recognition via processFields call. Processing settings should be specified in xml file. A sample xml can be found at gitnib.

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  abhinandnandu

  • June 23, 2014 09:51

  can i have the same code for android ?

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  Maksim Rodkin

  • June 26, 2014 06:50

  Anastasia, thanks a lot for a https://github.com/abbyysdk/ocrsdk.com/tree/master/SampleData!

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