"Dudley Hanks" <hanks.dudley@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "N" <n@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Dudley, can you read if the text is large?
>
> If I blow the image up to where only two or three characters fit on the
> screen (I have a 17" wide screen monitor), and, if I can get light
> characters on a black background, I can "see" the text. However, at
that
> magnification, it's not practical to crawl around the screen looking for
> words. It just takes too long.
>
> Using Omnipage, I can process an image and extract the text, but screen
> shots have too many elements interfereing with the text. Also, the
> program tries to make sense of fragments and piece them together into
> semi-intelligent statements. It isn't always successful.
>
> I've learned from experience not to bother with screen shots.
>
> Take Care,
> Dudley
>
>
Windows Mouse Driver 6.2 and possibly earlier, I don't know, allows a
mouse
button to be set as a magnifier.
This creates an enlarged rectangle on the screen. You can modify the size
and shape and magnification of the rectangle.
The centre of the rectangle follows the mouse pointer around the screen.
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