I.R.I.S. Readiris Pro 12 for Windows User Guide - Manual (Page 11)

Readiris TM Pro 12 – User Guide
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solutions you confirm are memorized, increasing the system speed
and confidence and rendering the system more intelligent as you go
along. This powerful learning tool also allows you to train Readiris
on special characters such as mathematical symbols and dingbats
and to handle distorted fonts.
To increase your productivity further, Readiris not only recognizes
your texts, but can format them for you as well. Various levels of
formatting are available. When you make use of “autoformatting”,
Readiris recreates a facsimile copy of the scanned document: the
word, paragraph and page formatting of the original document are
retained. Similar typefaces are used, the point sizes and type styles
as used in the source document are maintained across the
recognition. The placement of columns, text blocks and graphics
follows your original documents. Readiris can even include the
background photo of a scanned page in the recognized document.
And as Readiris supports grayscale and color scanning effortlessly,
you can recapture any graphics - be they line art, black-and-white
photos or color illustrations. When a document contains tables,
Readiris reorganizes them in real cells and recreates the cell borders
of the original tables.
In other words, Readiris allows you to archive a true copy of your
documents, be it editable and compact text files instead of scanned
images.
Barcodes that occur on a scanned page can also be read, and the
same goes for handprinted text, provided you write well-spaced
“block letters”.
Readiris is Twain compliant and supports a wide range of flatbed
and sheetfed scanners, “all-in-one” devices or “MFPs”
(”multifunctional peripherals”) and digital cameras. Interval
scanning allows you to scan multipage documents efficiently when
your scanner is not equipped with a document feeder.