Rename yppsc-ocr-resolver to dictionary-manager, and database and charset to dictiona...

[ypp-sc-tools.db-live.git] / pctb / README

diff --git a/pctb/README b/pctb/README
index 0d83e3931428540292911fe1b4f6b4fa4807d125..12612966d17304005f21794ee100dab017659475 100644 (file)
--- a/pctb/README
+++ b/pctb/README
@@ -12,12 +12,6 @@ To run it, change to this directory, type `make', and then:
 While it is capturing the screenshots, do not move the mouse or use
 the keyboard.  Keyboard focus must stay in the YPP client window.
 
-*IMPORTANT*
-It may put up a window asking about characters it does not understand.
-It is important to get these inputs right or your client may
-misrecognise text in future.  You *must* read the documentation in
-README.charset before answering these questions.
-
 
 Command-line options
 --------------------
@@ -33,6 +27,7 @@ Options to vary the processing:
   --quiet               Suppress progress messages
   --screenshot-file F   Store or read screenshots in F rather than #pages#.pnm
   --window-id ID        Specified X window is the YPP client - do not search
+  --edit-dictionary     Enable dictionary editing.  See README.dictionary.
 
 Controlling what happens to the results:
   --upload (default) Upload to the PCTB server
@@ -63,9 +58,9 @@ The program reads and writes the following files:
 
  * charset-15.txt
 
-   Character set database.  For the semantics of the contents of this
+   Character set dictionary.  For the semantics of the contents of this
    file see README.charset.  There is not currently any accurate
-   documentation of this database format.
+   documentation of this dictionary format.
 
    If you delete this file you'll have to re-enter a lot of glyph data
    (and probably get it wrong and make the program misrecognise
@@ -81,7 +76,7 @@ The program reads and writes the following files:
 
  * <file>.new
 
-   When any of these tools overwrite one of the persistent database
+   When any of these tools overwrite one of the persistent dictionary
    files, they temporarily write to <file>.new.
 
 These files are all in the current working directory.  There is not