Labels:text | screenshot | font | black and white | parallel | number | document | line | receipt OCR: Key Description iCountry The country code based on telephone country codes sCountry A string containing the name of the country specified by iCountry sLanguage The National Language code for the selected country: (eg ENG for UK English and ENU for US English) SList The character used to separate items in a list - this character must be different than the decimal separator to allow lists of numbers iMeasure The measurement system used : 0 = Metric and 1 = English iTinne The time format : 0 = 12-hour clock, 1=24-hour clock sTime The time separator 81159 The trailing string for hours between 00:00 and 11:59 (e.g. AM) $2359 The trailing string for hours between 12:00 and 23:59 (c.g. PM) iTLZero The Leading zero flag for times : 0 = no leading zero (e.g. 1:30 AM), 1 = a leading zero (e.g. 01:30 AM) iDate Date format used for Windows 2.x compatibility sDate Date separator used for Windows 2.x compatibility sShortDate Formatting for a short (i.e. numeric only) date, See Table 2 sLongDate Formatting for a long (i.e. numeric and names) date, See Table 2 sCurrency The currency symbol ¡Currency Prefix and suffix format for currency (examples are for US currency) Value Format 0 $1 1$ 2 $1 3 1$ iCurrDigits Number of digits in the fractional part of the currency amount iNegCurr Negative currency format Value Format 0 ($1) 1 -$1 2 3 $1- 4 (1$) s Thousands The character used to separate thousands digits, (as in 3,995) sDecimal The character used to separate the fractional part of a number iDigits The number of digits used in a number il.zero Flag to indicate whether a number less than 1.0 but greater than -1.0 should contain a leading zero. 0 = no leading zero ( e.g. . 5); I = a leading zero (e.g. 0.5)
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