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Hey, I'm hooking up to this topic. I have a problem of this type that I would expect newlines "\r\n" instead of "\n". I noticed that for some OCR engines...

> Are you using the same traineddata file with 4.1.1? Hello @Shreeshrii, exactly the same. If that helps, here's my tessdata folder. [tessdata.zip](https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/files/8523310/tessdata.zip)

1). Today I started doing tests combined with another language - ie. "pol+eng", "pol+deu". Surprisingly, for this case, the '@' sign started to be properly recognized in the first example....

Hello @JKamlah, Thanx for your reply. 1). in the case Latin I found some mistakes by ocr process with PL letters - model "pl+Latin". Sometimes engine returns "t" instead of...

> You could try: Finetuning This technique will work best if you want to work with a small set of font types and fix glyph ranges, which you want to...