Please re-scan You Can Feel ... with your revised settings. I do not want
endofline breaks in the middle of sentences and getting them out if going
to take a lot of time for me. Alternatively, I can release the book and
let someone else validate it. Needed a lot of rank spelling correcting
which is why I suggest re-scanning.
E. At 12:34 PM 6/12/2006, you wrote:
Gerald, thanks so much for your details about your Openbook settings. I did some experimenting and found that pages from the book I'm currently scanning came out much nicer after turning off both despeckle and language analyst. I don't know why exactly, but the despeckle setting was the culprit in creating run on words and joined characters in some words. I can see why you keep OCR corrections turned off. For me, it saves a lot of time because I scan the same genres of books with only 2 exceptions in 14 years, so I have a very targeted OCR correction list that is tailored to the mistakes my scanner typically makes. I find that because my scanning focus is so consistent, the OCR corrections feature saves me a lot of time with cleaning up my scans. If I ever start scanning a wider range of books, I will have to re-evaluate this issue. Of course, my Openbook might go into shock from the change and start some sort of mutiny in league with my Audible software. (grin)
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