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   >Follow these steps to perform a Text Line OCR Capture:   
   > 1. Position your mouse pointer on or near the line of text to   
   >    capture.   
   > 2. Press the Text Line OCR Capture hotkey (Windows Key + E).   
   > 3. Capture2Text will outline the captured text and save the OCR   
   >    result to the clipboard.   
   >Example:   
   >How to Perform a Forward Text Line OCR Capture   
   >Capture2Text can automatically capture the line of text starting at   
   >the character that is closest to the mouse pointer and working   
   >forward.   
   >Follow these steps to perform a Forward Text Line OCR Capture:   
   > 1. Position your mouse pointer on or near the character to start at.   
   > 2. Press the Forward Text Line OCR Capture hotkey (Windows Key + W).   
   > 3. Capture2Text will outline the captured text and save the OCR   
   >    result to the clipboard.   
   >Example:   
   >How to Perform a Bubble OCR Capture   
   >Capture2Text can automatically capture text contained within a comic   
   >book speech/thought bubble as long as the bubble is completely   
   >enclosed.   
   >Follow these steps to perform a Bubble OCR Capture:   
   > 1. Position your mouse pointer in the empty part of the bubble (not   
   >    on the text).   
   > 2. Press the bubble OCR Capture hotkey (Windows Key + S).   
   > 3. Capture2Text will outline the captured text and save the OCR   
   >    result to the clipboard.   
   >Example:   
   >How to Specify the Active OCR Language   
   >To specify the active OCR language, right-click the tray icon, click   
   >on OCR Language, and select an OCR languages from the list:   
   >Translation   
   >To enable the translation feature, start by opening the settings   
   >dialog (right-click tray icon and select "Settings..."), and   
   >clicking on the Translate tab.   
   >Check the "Append translation to clipboard" checkbox to append the   
   >translated text to the clipboard using the provided separator.   
   >Check the "Show translation in popup window" checkbox to display the   
   >translated text along side the OCR text in the popup window. For   
   >example:.   
   >Each installed OCR language may be translated to a different   
   >language.   
   >Note 1: Some OCR languages do not have translation support.   
   >Unsupported languages will not be displayed.   
   >Note 2: The translation feature requires Internet access.   
   >Settings   
   >Right-click the Capture2Text tray icon in the bottom-right of your   
   >screen and then select the "Settings..." option to bring up the   
   >Settings dialog. You may hover over many of the option labels to   
   >display a helpful tooltip explaining the option.   
   >...   
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