When reviewing exceptions or entering comments, you can use Microsoft's speech recognition feature within Remark Office OMR. You need a quality microphone and should train speech recognition to recognize your voice in the Windows control panel.... Read More

When scanning forms, sometimes the bubbles (marks) 'break up', meaning their are pixels missing from the bubbles, or gaps in the bubble. That renders them as incomplete shapes, which makes it hard for Remark Office OMR to find the bubbles.... Read More

The Review Duplicates feature allows you to choose any region in the Data Center spreadsheet grid in which to search for duplicates. When a duplicate entry is found, you are prompted to take one of four possible actions: review the duplicates, keep... Read More

You can take advantage of the color scanning capabilities of your scanner within Remark Office OMR. Please note that scanning in color may significantly slow down the scanning process. If you would like to scan in color, first show your scanner'... Read More

If you are having trouble reading image clip Image regions on the Response reports, there are a few things you can try: 1. Make sure the report property for Image Quality is set to High. (Note:  To verify this is set to high toggle to either medium... Read More

If you do not use a scanner that is directly connected to the computer running Remark Office OMR, you can import images. The typical scenario is using an MFP (Multi-Function Printer) to scan the forms, and then bringing the resulting images into... Read More

When a region looks offset in the Image Viewer during form processing, the regions are not actually moving. If a region is in the wrong position in the Image Viewer compared to what you see on the form, this is an indication that the scanned form... Read More

Barcode requirements vary from type to type. The Code 11 barcode needs to be printed onto your form using the highest possible resolution. In our testing we used 1200 dpi resolution from our printers and had good success with recognition. It's... Read More

The Code 39 barcode specification mandates that a beginning asterisk (*) and ending asterisk (*) are used as the first and last characters of barcode text. For example, if you wanted to format 1234 as a Code 39 barcode, you would type *1234* and then... Read More

A delimited barcode contains more than one piece of data that you want to appear in separate data cells when you process your forms. One of the most common reasons a delimited 3 of 9 barcode does not recognize is that the wrong delimiter was used... Read More

Image regions are used to detect handwriting and an Image Clip is used to take a snapshot of the handwriting so that you can report on it. Sometimes if the handwriting is light or the Image region is very large, Remark Office OMR may not be able to... Read More

OCR (optical character recognition) regions are used to obtain data from pre-printed text on forms. The software makes two types of OCR recognition available, Primary and MODI (Microsoft Office Document Imaging). You will only see the MODI option if... Read More

Remark Office OMR includes deskew and despeckle options to help with recognition of forms that might be crooked (skewed) or have specks on them (typically from poor photocopying, a dirty scanner or using shading on the form). To take advantage of... Read More

If you are creating a form template or processing forms, it is important to use image file resolutions that support your form's data objectives best. If your image resolution is below our recommended settings for specific types of regions, the... Read More

Remark Office OMR can process PDF image files. Please remember that even if you produce a PDF of your form, you should still scan it when creating a form template in the Remark Office OMR Template Editor. Using a scanned image as the basis for the... Read More