Here is a screen shot of how that menu appears:
This will launch the image editor interface where adjustment of bounding boxes, decisions about output format, and language or font training can take place.
Here is a screenshot of the image editor interface:
In the image editor interface the three main windows you will be working out of are:
The default language for ABBYY is English.
Above ABBYY’s original output in the right-hand pane, there is an icon for Microsoft Word and a toolbar for selecting the output type that you desire. Here is screen shot of that toolbar:
The default output for a file and can be changed from the dropdown menu to alternative formats such as .rtf and .txt.
Next to that, there is a box that says Editable copy. This option along with the Send option controls how the output will look in the text pane window.
Clicking on the image icon will allow you to remove or include images in the output.
The icon to the right of that offers you the choice to keep or ignore headers and footers during the text recognition process.
The next section will include information on how to use the tools found in ABBY FineReader to identify text, image, and table areas that will be determine what content gets extracted from each page.