Placement of
index points is essential to guarantee an OMR sheet's similarity with the OMR
software. While dinky prints and lost record focuses yield sheet rejections,
the OMR reading procedure is likewise influenced by minor mistakes like
printing other content near to the index points. Addmen engineers have since
quite a while ago taken a shot at bug fixes and updates, yet you may say the
index points are frame most essential parameter that decides the exactness of
the OMR software’s functioning.
It is always advised that you discard misprinted OMR
sheets and never use them. In case you are editing a previously used OMR sheet
template, then do
remember to keep the index points intact. Also, never alter their location
after exporting them. Refrain from printing anything (serial number, form
number, OMR blocks etc) near the index points. If you are printing OMR sheets
that contain a cutting margin, make sure that the index points are placed
sufficiently far from the cutting edges.
Offset
printing is a bit tricky, however. In such cases, a flawless covering of
distinctive colored index points yields exact results. For example, in case
you're utilizing black and pink, you have to print the index points in both colors,
guaranteeing a flawless cover so that there's no displacement. Additionally,
while scanning the sheets using a picture scanner, guarantee that you leave
adequate clear space outside the range where the index points are set.
Addmen OMR software is
a highly modern OMR software solution, fully loaded with updates and fixes. Our
developers are continuously working to improve its performance. However, there
are no fixes to resolve the issues caused by misprinted or misaligned index
points. The working and accuracy of any OMR software depends largely on the
placement of the index points.
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