NUANCE OMNIPAGE PRO 6 - REFERENCE FOR WINDOWS, Справочное руководство

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Target Applications for True Page
Using True Page 205
For example, if your document has text formatted with Times Roman and
Helvetica fonts, select
Times Roman as the Serif Proportional font and
Helvetica as the Sans Serif Proportional font.
True Type fonts that are not an exact match for fonts in your document
may not take up the same amount of space especially if the original fonts
are stylized. For example, magazines often use titles with narrow, stylized
fonts that are difficult to match with basic TrueType fonts. This may result
in variations in line and paragraph lengths.
Target Applications for True Page
The formatting that is retained when you save your recognized document
in another file format depends on the target application. You will find
recommended True Page applications in the
Save Files as Type drop-down
list when you save your recognized document. These file formats —
marked with a
TP
before their names — are the most likely to successfully
retain True Page formatting.
If you use the Multiple Column zoning method with True Page, save your
document in one of the recommended file formats. All of these formats
support frame-based layouts.
Working with Frames in a Target Application
You should be familiar with the way your target application handles
frames if you recognize your document with the
Multiple Columns zoning
method and True Page. Different applications may use other terminology
to refer to frames such as
boxes or objects . Experiment with your application
and consult its documentation to learn the best ways of working with
frames.