ImageGear for .NET
Recognition of a Bi-Lingual Document
| ImageGear for .NET User Guide > Using ImageGear for .NET > Using ImageGear.Recognition Namespace > Recognition > Defining the Character Set > Recognition of a Bi-Lingual Document |
In the following example, the default recognition module (omnifont, unless specifically changed) will be assigned to all zones, as will the filter value DEFAULT, i.e., there is no local modification of the Character Set.
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The Asian Recognition module has some unique restrictions in regards to setting multiple languages at one time. See the Asian Recognition Module topic for more details. |
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igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled.DisableAll(); igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled[ImGearRecLanguage.GER] = true; igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled[ImGearRecLanguage.ENG] = true; | |
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igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled.DisableAll() igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled(ImGearRecLanguage.GER) = True igRecognition.Recognition.LanguageEnabled(ImGearRecLanguage.ENG) = True | |