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Input from the Cloud
The Get Pages drop-down list offers direct connections to the following web-based storage
sites: Evernote and Dropbox.
OmniPage 18 is delivered with a Nuance Cloud Connector component that can be
easily configured by choosing it from the Windows Sart menu in the OmniPage
group. Specify which further Cloud sites you wish to access, and also which FTP
sites you want to use for file input.
When taking files from the cloud you may have to provide login information.
In OmniPage Professional, files can also be imported from Microsoft SharePoint
2003, 2007 and 2010, Hummingbird, iManage and ODMA-compliant Enterprise
Content Management sources.
Input from digital camera
You can bring digital camera photos of documents for recognition into
OmniPage. First, make sure that your device driver is installed properly. Then
connect the camera and download images. Click Load Digital Camera Files in
the Get Page drop-down list. If you use this, 3D Deskew, resolution enhancement and
straightening text lines are automatically performed on images. You can also do manual 3D
deskewing, see the section Image Enhancement Tools later in this Chapter.
To acquire digital camera photos containing text from Direct OCR or PaperPort, mark the
Load as digital camera image checkbox. The above mentioned automatic enhancements will
apply.
For tips and advice on working with digital camera images see the How-to-Guides and Help.
Input via Easy Loader
This provides the Windows Explorer interface in an OmniPage window. In Flexible and Quick
Views it appears by default. Choose Easy Loader in the Window menu to add it to Classic
View or to show or hide it in other views. It functions as an alternative to the File Open dialog
box; letting you browse your whole file system and efficiently select files to be loaded into
OmniPage. Choose Process / Easy Loader / Folder to view files as Lists, Thumbnails, Tiles,
Icons (arranged as desired) or Details, as you do in Explorer. The Loader can remain
displayed as you work.