Checking the option values and obtaining the density string values

To check the option values and obtain the density string values, you must run a batch in Datacap Studio. Then, open the page data file in the runtime batch folder.

Procedure

Run a batch through the VScan, Page ID, and Profiler task profiles as described in the Running a batch through the workflow topic.
When the Profiler task is completed and you advance the batch to the Verify task, expand the first car rental page on the Runtime batch hierarchy tab. You see the fields and the associated data. The value of the Options field is 001, indicating that Datacap interpreted the first option as not selected. Datacap interpreted the second option as not selected, and the third option as selected.
Select the Options field in the runtime batch hierarchy. Then, click the Image tab in the center pane of Datacap Studio if it is not already visible. The Options zone is highlighted. The first and second options are not selected, and the third is selected. In this case Datacap determined the values correctly. However, depending on the amount of space around the check boxes, your version might not work. Even if the 20,20 values worked, you must continue to determine optimum parameter values.
Open the most recent runtime batch folder in C:\Datacap\TravelDocs\batches.
Open the file tm000001.xml and scroll almost to the bottom to see the Options field data.
Make a note of the DensityString value (ACG in this example) and then close the file.
Important: Note the three lines that follow the density string line. These lines represent the three check box options. The values 48 and 49 are the ASCII values for 0 (not selected) and 1 (selected). The cn attributes represent the confidence level, where 10 is high confidence and 5 is low confidence.
Repeat the steps to check the values for the Insurance options and make a note of the DensityString value in tm000002.xml.
From tm000002.xml:
```
CDW: <V n="DensityString">C</V>
PAI: <V n="DensityString">C</V>
PEP: <V n="DensityString">B</V>
ELP: <V n="DensityString">G</V>
```