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Template sources
Aspose.OMR for .NET supports a specialized markup language for designing OMR forms. Form layout can be provided in one of the following formats:
| Format | Details |
|---|---|
| JSON | A popular open standard file format for describing nested data structures. |
| text | Lightweight text markup specifically tailored for Aspose.OMR forms. |
| Object | Describe the OMR form directly in the application code. |
Printable forms
Once the template source code is ready, you can generate a printable document from it. Aspose.OMR for .NET intellectually selects the file format based on the provided extension:
| Extension | Details |
|---|---|
| Portable Document Format, the de facto industry standard for printed documents. | |
| .JPG | JPEG, a widely used format for digital images. Small file size, but image quality may be slightly reduced due to lossy compression. |
| .PNG | Portable Network Graphics, an open, extensible image format with lossless compression. |
| .TIFF or .TIF | Tag Image File Format, abbreviated as TIFF or TIF. The most popular high-quality graphics format among artists, photographers and the publishing industry. |
| .GIF | Small-sized image files that are limited to 256 colors. Best suited for websites and slow networks. |
| .BMP | Bitmap image file. Supported by almost any device, but the file size can be very large. |
Filled forms
Aspose.OMR for .NET can recognize any file you get from a scanner or camera:
| Extension | Details |
|---|---|
| Portable Document Format (including multi-page documents). | |
| .JPG | JPEG, the most popular format for smartphone photos. |
| .PNG | Portable Network Graphics. |
| .TIFF or .TIF | Single-page or multi-page TIFF image, commonly used for high quality scanning. |
| .GIF | Graphics Interchange Format. Limited to 256 colors. |
| .BMP | Bitmap image file. |
Recognition results
Recognition results are returned in the most popular data storage formats that can be imported into any popular database or analysis system:
| Format | Details |
|---|---|
| JSON | A popular open standard format for describing nested data structures. Best suited for NoSQL databases or web. |
| XML | Extensible Markup Language, a universal format for most systems. |
| CSV | A lightweight text format that uses a comma to separate values. Best suited for spreadsheet applications and simple relational database tables. |