![]() Double line, italics, caps, it seems it doesn't matter, it makes no sense. You can see the other three at varying heights. The first window shows the desired height, the one the most lines are shown at. Without apparent sense lines randomly appear higher or lower. (Image as link because it's wide and breaks the forum layout) But no matter what font or style I choose, lines come out horribly misaligned. So I was trying to export some subs to SUP with Subtitle Edit. If you do this again, you won't see this box. Nikse555, with whom I am talking to above, that you install the video player he recommends. Pop-up - this is a suggestion by the author of Subtitle Edit, Mr. ![]() "add to user directory" is the same but without case sensitivity, ie adding "london" will cause the program to recognize the words "london", "LOndon" and "London" as correct words.This can be checked in the current stable or beta version on our Download what is available for download in my post here above, follow the description of what to do with it and you will see how "add to name/noise list" works. While looking for a way to recover lost characters quickly and reliably, I ran into an error in : checking the option will not cause the list to be corrected to show lines with a single ("). Long quotes happen much less often than 3-4 lines. Increasing the distance between the opening and closing quotation marks will have a good effect. I mean, you can turn off the option, but then we will lose a lot of nice things, so let's ask ourselves is it worth thx for the files - I've tried to improve the ocr fix engine here: Cannot fix more without _OCRFixReplaceList.xml.?, let's try "LOndon" - give "London" and OK - it will work, the last "lran" instead of "Lran", enter "Iran" and OK - it works. Let's try to add "london" to the list, we'll get "London" - nothing easier - just click OK, but don't do it - it won't work. What's wrong with is not working? The words: london, LOndon from the automat should be fixed, however it did not happen.Changing the word starting with "l" to "I" - literally - based on the dictionary - yes.While in the case of English and Polish, replacing a single letter "l" with "I" makes sense at the beginning of a paragraph or sentence, then "i" to "I" do not get "I" in the sentence between words written in lowercase.It was nice that on the All Fixes list I got line 6 saying that I changed ". Binary image compare - while using the character matching you can achieve a very good result when it comes to OCR, there are still words for manual correction.Tesseract 3.02 - without success - in key places instead of "l" I got "|").Lines 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 for a newline without a preceding to (.) kept the word on the newline unchanged.Remaining words and errors: in line 7 as a result of the unfortunate change (".) - end of paragraph) to (.) - continuation style, caused that instead of Iran we have lran.Otherwise, the word is unchanged (london, LOndon, and lran). Subsequent words and errors - not all of them - suggest that the replacement of "l" with "I" of the first letters of words takes place only after prior confirmation of the existence of the new word in the dictionary (all of them are 'Iran'). ![]() As a sweetness on line 8, such a substitution gave the correct word at the beginning of the paragraph.
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