Click the Optical Mark Zone button:
Select the zones you want
TestAnyTime® V3.7
to recognize. The selected zones act as the main data input for
TestAnyTime® V3.7:
In this example, the selected zone acts as a Candidate No. The number
is a combination of eight digits, each of which is retrieved from a number pattern
of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0. Therefore, we have to slice the selected zone into
eight rows accrodingly.
To slice the selected zone, right-click in the space of the zone and select Slice...:
Note: When right-clicking, make sure no pink nor green
lines are touched.
In the Slice Zone window, Horizontal is selected by default. Since
we want to slice our zone into eight rows, select Vertical here instead:
Give a meaningful name for the Zones. In this example, we name CanNo
for this Candidate No. zone:
Since each digit row starts with 1, we leave Zone Starting Index unchanged
here.
Since we are working on a zone that is a combination of rows, it is highly recommended
to group these rows into a group. Select Group and give a meaningful name
for this group. In this example, we name the group CandidateNo, in line with
this Candidate No. zone:
Since the number pattern of this Candidate No. zone starts with 1 and
ends with 0, we have to choose a matching pattern here. Click Advanced:
Inside the OMR String sector, click the button having a black triangle
with a tip on the bottom, and then select a matching number pattern:
Click Close and then click OK to finish slicing:
In the working space on the left, there are new eight zones in the Optical Marks
Zones:
Each of these zones prefixes with CanNo we defined earlier, and comes
with a number pattern of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 that matches the one of our
Candidate No.:
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There is also a new group under the Group directory, with the name CandidateNo
we defined earier: