--- man/man1/gocr.1.orig 2009-03-29 10:56:14.000000000 -0500
+++ man/man1/gocr.1 2010-04-19 10:11:56.000000000 -0500
progress output to \fIfile\fR
(\fIfile\fR can be a file name, a fifo name or a file descriptor 1...255),
-this is useful for GUI developpers to show the OCR progress, the file
+this is useful for GUI developers to show the OCR progress, the file
descriptor argument is only available, if compiled with __USE_POSIX defined
only verbose output of characters from \fIstring\fR to stderr,
more output is generated for all characters within the string,
-the underscore stands for unknown chars, this function is usefull
+the underscore stands for unknown chars, this function is useful
to limit debug information to the necessary one
-only recognise characters from \fIstring\fR, this is a filter function
+only recognize characters from \fIstring\fR, this is a filter function
in cases where the interest is only to a part of the character alphabet,
you can use 0-9 or a-z to specify ranges, use -- to detect the minus sign
output this string for every unrecognized character (default is "_")
-set oprational mode; mode is a bitfield (default: 0)
+set operational mode; mode is a bitfield (default: 0)
-if \fIbool\fR is non-zero, only recognise numbers
+if \fIbool\fR is non-zero, only recognize numbers
(this is now obsolete, use -C "0123456789")
The verbosity is specified as a bitfield:
use database to recognize characters which are not recognized by
-other algorithms, (early development)
+other algorithms (early development)
switching on layout analysis or zoning (development)
character packing, before recognition starts, similar characters
-are searched and only one of this characters will be send to the
+are searched and only one of this characters will be sent to the
recognition engine (development)
extend database, prompts user for unidentified characters
-and extends the database with users answer (128+2, early development)
+and extends the database with user's answer (128+2, early development)
switch off the recognition engine (makes sense together with -m 2)