User Guide

Note: The spelling checker will consider capitalization of words in the user dictionary to be

correct if they are found in the text with any of the following capitalizations: diction

ary set capitalization; lowercase only; uppercase only; sentence case capitalization

(first letter capitalized, remaining letters lowercase). Examples include:

Dictionary set capitalization: Correct occurrences of the word:

abc abc, Abc, ABC

Abc abc, Abc, ABC

ABC abc, Abc, ABC

aBc aBc, abc, Abc, ABC

● Regular expression (used to specify the grammatical rules of the new lan

guage; see the Regular Expressions section in ABBYY FineReader Help for

details.).

Note:

1. Click on the Advanced button in the Simple Language Properties dialog to set

advanced properties for the new language (e.g. characters to be ignored, pro

hibited characters, etc.).

2. As a default, new user languages are saved into the batch folder. Note that

ABBYY FineReader Corporate Edition allows you to specify a folder where the

language should be saved. For more information on group work with user lan

guages and dictionaries, see “Group work with the same user languages and

user dictionaries” in ABBYY FineReader Help.

How to Create a New Language Group

If you often recognize texts written in a certain language combination (e.g. English/German or

Italian/French), you may create a language group that combines these languages. The created

group will be displayed in the language list on the Standard toolbar..

Note: Customize the recognition languages that are shown on the language list of the

Standard toolbar by selecting Select multiple languages in the list. The

Recognition Language dialog will open. Select the desired languages in the dialog..

ABBYY FineReader 7.0 User’s Guide