Is there a way to force 100 to be recognized as 100 and not "too".
Piyush
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Olivier @MyScript
said
12 months ago
Dear Piyush,
this can be done in post-treatement, i.e. when "too" is not expected, you get the text result, replace by yourself the too by 100.
Nevertheless, this kind of behavior is more likely to be caused by a bad ink quality. Indeed, if 100 is properly written, there is not reason it is not recognized.
Best regards,
Olivier
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O
Olivier @MyScript
said
12 months ago
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Dear Piyush,
this can be done in post-treatement, i.e. when "too" is not expected, you get the text result, replace by yourself the too by 100.
Nevertheless, this kind of behavior is more likely to be caused by a bad ink quality. Indeed, if 100 is properly written, there is not reason it is not recognized.
Piyush Agarwal
Hi,
My script is converting 100 to too.
Is there a way to force 100 to be recognized as 100 and not "too".
Piyush
Dear Piyush,
this can be done in post-treatement, i.e. when "too" is not expected, you get the text result, replace by yourself the too by 100.
Nevertheless, this kind of behavior is more likely to be caused by a bad ink quality. Indeed, if 100 is properly written, there is not reason it is not recognized.
Best regards,
Olivier
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Piyush,
this can be done in post-treatement, i.e. when "too" is not expected, you get the text result, replace by yourself the too by 100.
Nevertheless, this kind of behavior is more likely to be caused by a bad ink quality. Indeed, if 100 is properly written, there is not reason it is not recognized.
Best regards,
Olivier