8.5
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 – Introduction
- Chapter 2 – Installation
- Chapter 3 – TextBridge Pro Tools
- Chapter 4 – Using TextBridge Pro
- Chapter 5 – Tutorials
- Chapter 6 – Tips and Techniques
- Appendix A – Troubleshooting and Error Correction
- Appendix B – Sample Documents
- Appendix C – AppleScript Interface
- Glossary of Terms
- Index
Introduction 1–7
SUPPORTED TEXT FORMATS
TextBridge Pro can convert recognized text to a number of word
processing and other formats for both Macintosh and PC
platforms:
Ami Pro Microsoft Excel
dBase Microsoft Word (RTF)
DisplayWrite (DCA-RFT) MultiMate
Formatted ASCII PCL/PostScript
FrameMaker WordPerfect 1.0
HTML WordPerfect 3.1
Interleaf (ILF) WordPerfect DOS 5.x
Lotus 1-2-3 WriteNow
MacWrite 4.x, 5.0 WYSIWYG Text
MacWrite II XDOC
☞ Microsoft Word (RTF) format is also accepted by a number of
other applications, including ClarisWorks
®
and Adobe
®
PageMaker
®
. See the documentation for your particular applica-
tion for more information about importing files in RTF format.
Two of these formats are text-only.
Note This list is subject to change. Refer to the on-line ReadMe for the
latest information available when this document was published or
visit our website at www.scansoft.com for ongoing updates and
related information.
Formatted ASCII puts a carriage return at the end of each
paragraph and wraps text continually within it. This format does
not retain any font information such as bold or italic.
WYSIWYG Text attempts to look as much like the original
document as possible without retaining any font information. It
uses spaces to delimit columns and a carriage return at the end of
every line.