For the chosen magnification and letter spacing, a screen of text is presented with lines as long as possible without splitting words, and as many lines as can fit on the screen. This screen can scroll vertically, or stepped one screen at a time. Speech can be turned on with the word or line highlighted that is being spoken. An image of one line is magnified an adjustable amount and scrolled across the bottom of the screen. The corresponding line is highlighted in the upper part of the screen.
Line changes are automatic.
Optical character recognition is not used in this view, so the images presented are direct views of the images acquired by the scanner, with image processing to smooth the line strokes and to separate the characters. The purpose of this view is to locate and reposition the starting point for any of the views above. It consists of a full image of the page with a small magnifying window superimposed. This magnifying window can be positioned anywhere on the page and this position determines the starting point for any of the views above. Up to 99 different user configurations can be stored and quickly retrieved for multiple user situations or situations in which different configurations are preferred for different documents.