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For more information, *see* [**Supported clients**](sdk-overview.md#supported-clients)
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What is the difference between Form Recognizer v3.0 and v2.1 and how do I migrate to the latest version?
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For improved usability, Form Recognizer v3.0 introduces a fully redesigned client library. To successfully use the latest Form Recognizer API features, the most recent SDK is required and your application code must be updated to use the new clients.
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For improved usability, Form Recognizer v3.0 introduces a fully redesigned client library. To successfully use the latest Form Recognizer API features, the most recent SDK is required, and your application code must be updated to use the new clients.
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This table provides links to detailed instructions for migrating to the newest version of Form Recognizer:
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- When analyzing Microsoft Word and HTML files supported by only the Read model, pages are counted in blocks of 3,000 characters each. For example, if your document contains 7,000 characters, the two pages with 3,000 characters each and one page with 1,000 characters will add up to a total of three pages.
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- In addition, when using the Read model, if your Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint pages have embedded images, each image will be analyzed and counted as a page. Therefore, the total analyzed pages for Microsoft Office documents will be equal to the sum of total text pages and total images analyzed. In the previous example if the document contains 2 embedded images, the total page count in the service output will be three text pages plus two images equaling a total of five pages.
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- In addition, when using the Read model, if your Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint pages have embedded images, each image will be analyzed and counted as a page. Therefore, the total analyzed pages for Microsoft Office documents will be equal to the sum of total text pages and total images analyzed. In the previous example if the document contains two embedded images, the total page count in the service output will be three text pages plus two images equaling a total of five pages.
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- Training a custom model is always free with Form Recognizer. You’re only charged when a model is used to analyze a document.
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What should I do if specific text isn’t recognized or recognized incorrectly when labeling documents?
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We continually update and improve the Form Recognizer OCR model. You can reach out to the Form Recognizer team: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). If possible, share a sample document with the issue highlighted.
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We continually update and improve the Form Recognizer OCR model. You can reach out to the Form Recognizer team: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). If possible, share a sample document with the issue highlighted.
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