Digitext scans every job at 600 dpi for optimal quality. Each page is saved as an individual image and then goes through a series of filters which deskew and despeckle the original scan. From there the images are imported into an InDesign document for alignment and final clean-up. Finally, a print-ready Acrobat PDF file (also ideally suited for OCR) is created from the InDesign document.
Below is a table showing common file formats that Digitext provides to it's customers. Additional formats are available upon request.
| For Printing | For Archival | For OCR |
| • Formats provided — InDesign — TIFF • Scanning Resolutions — Monochrome - 600 dpi — Grayscale - 300 dpi — CMYK - 300 dpi |
• Formats provided — TIFF • Scanning Resolutions — Monochrome - 600 dpi — Grayscale - 300 dpi — CMYK - 300 dpi — RGB - 300 dpi |
• Formats provided — Microsoft Word — Rich Text Format — Adobe InDesign — Delimited file (databases) • Scanning Resolutions — 600 dpi scans for greater accuracy |