WYNN 7.0 User Guide - Freedom Scientific

What are Workflows?
Book 21: Workflow Settings
A workflow is a group of pre-defined settings that control how images are
acquired and processed. Workflows can acquire single or multiple pages,
acquire simple or complex documents with tables and other formatting, or
acquire pages manually or automatically. You can also create your own
workflow to meet your needs.
The settings for each workflow are divided into two groups: Acquire and
Process. Acquisition settings control how the workflow acquires images and
where the page is placed in the document. Process settings control how text is
recognized and where the reading cursor is positioned. Refer to the sections
below for details.
Workflow Settings
Note: Earlier versions of WYNN used Scanning Settings to set individual
aspects of how WYNN scanned documents. The Workflow Settings
replaces and enhances the capabilities of Scanning Settings.
Choose Workflow Settings from the Settings menu to select a different
workflow, change current workflow settings, or create a new workflow when
acquiring pages and images. Below are descriptions of the workflow options
and settings. To customize workflow settings, use the options available in the
Acquire tab page (see page 188) and the Process tab page (see page 193).
Workflow changes are persistent across WYNN sessions. You do not have to
save the workflow (using the Save the Settings command) each time you make
a change.
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