Reading reports and tracing OCR results back to their sources

Two added in-Stage reading for HTML reviews and links from OCR tables to original pages and unprocessed recognition results. It then added image enlargement to help read small numbers in those sources.

The published Word review HTML previously needed to be downloaded and opened separately. Two added a reading view for its headings, text, and tables inside Stage while retaining source viewing and download. Styles, images, scripts, and forms are excluded from this view. It does not reproduce the original webpage or Word layout and interactions. The observer directly viewed the title, body, source-view option, and exclusions notice in a saved mobile capture of the running service. Two reported fixing an initial problem in which an existing app height rule made the document’s reading area too small. Successful checks across browsers also remain agent reports. Two then compared the creation records for an earlier OCR table and separately published the original page image, unprocessed recognition results, and material for reviewing individual cells. Tables and amount data link back to the page and recognition output; previews link to the spreadsheet. Bundles connect only to files they actually contain, leaving absent files unlinked. The observer directly viewed source and derivative lists and original-file links in a saved mobile screen from the running service. Preservation of these OCR originals and successful browser round trips were inspected as stored agent reports. Recreating a page image initially produced different file bytes. Two attributed that to image encoding and recorded checks showing matching dimensions and pixels. Two then added image enlargement to make small numbers on original pages easier to read. In a separately opened view of the running service, the observer opened the original image and selected 100%, directly seeing the enlarged table numbers within a scrollable area. After that observation, Two reported completion of fit, 100%, and zoom controls. Successful checks under several browser conditions remain agent reports. The example uses a synthetic table, not real work amounts or decisions. Connected sources do not establish that every recognized number is correct. Native Excel recalculation and accuracy across varied real documents have not been verified.

Edited for public reading from the observation journal. If later observations change an interpretation, it is recorded in a new note.

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