I am not argueing with anyone, but don't forget though it doesn't look like
they're on the end of lines now, they may in fact be on the print copy.
There is a setting somewhere I can't think off hand which tells kurzweil to
retain or ignore origional formatting.
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Scans with Spaces in the Middle of Words
I get quite a few of those breaks in the middle of a word and it's not necessarilly at the end of a line. The next time I find that I will do the same page over with each engine and see what happens. If it's not the engine I don't know what it could be.
Bud
At 07:54 AM 7/6/2006, you wrote:One version of Kurzweil 1000 had, for a while, a problem when using ScanSoft as the recognition engine that sounds like it would produce the kind of defects you are describing. When an end of line hyphen was removed, a space was left in its place. This was fixed quite a while ago in a patch.
Stephen
At 04:15 PM 7/2/2006, you wrote:I've seen problems with spaces inside of words before. From what I was told, the submitter was using ScanSoft. Unless someone knows of a book with this problem that was not scanned using ScanSoft, then it's possible that it's a bug in that OCR software, or a bug in an earlier version if you happen to have a recent version which doesn't have the problem.
Whether it's related to a specific piece of OCR software or not, it's possible that it's due to the word being split at the end of a line in the printed book and the OCR software not recognizing the hyphen at the end of the first half of the word, so the word doesn't appear to be a word split by the end of a line.
HTH
Gerald
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Scans with Spaces in the Middle of Words
I have the same trouble. Hope somebody comes up with a sollution or at least an explanation. I'll be watching.
BudAt 05:11 AM 7/2/2006, you wrote:
I'm validating a book now that has a random space in the middle of words, perhaps four or five times a page. The spell checker will catch most of these, but if the space appears in such a place that the characters before and after the space both form words, I'll never know.
I suspect there's no way around this but reading the book through, which I may not have time to do.
Any idea what causes the OCR to do something like that?
Just curious,
Lora
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