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Key | Parameters | Default | Description |
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-tel |
--txtInsertEmptyLineBetweenParagraphs |
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no |
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Inserts an empty line between paragraphs. |
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-tpl |
--txtExportParagraphsAsOneLine |
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no |
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Exports each paragraph of recognised text as one line. |
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-tpb |
--txtUsePageBreaks |
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no |
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Inserts page break symbols (0x12) between pages if multiple pages are exported to TXT or CSV formats. |
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-tm |
--txtAppendToEnd |
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no |
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Appends exported text at the end of the file if it already exists. |
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-tcsv |
--txtIsCSV |
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no |
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Exports recognised text into CSV format. In CSV files the following formatting applies:
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-teof |
--txtAppendEOF |
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no |
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Inserts an EOF character at the end of the file. |
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-tct |
--txtCSVTablesOnly |
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no |
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Exports recognised text from table blocks only provided export is made in CSV format (-tcsv key is set). |
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-tet |
--txtEncodingType |
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Simple Unicode UTF8. UTF16 |
Simple |
Specifies the encoding type of the output TXT or CSV file. |
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-tcpt |
--txtCodePageType |
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ANSI OEM code page. Macintosh ISO |
ANSI |
Used for automatic selection of the code page which will be used for exporting recognised text. The value of this property is valid only if the text is non-Unicode and the -tcp key does not specify any code page. |
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-tcp |
--txtCodePage |
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Predefined Code Page |
Null |
Specifies the code page which will be used for exporting recognised text. The value of this property is valid only when the text is non-Unicode. If this key does not specify any code page (Null), the code page is selected automatically by using the -tcpt key value. |
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-tps |
--txtTabSeparator |
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character |
'\t' |
Stores the character with which the table separators are replaced in the exported text. The string accessible through this property must contain only one character from the ASCII character set. |
Note. Full keys are marked by italic.