Which process allows you to pull information from a page and add it to things like page labels or bookmarks?

• A. OCR
• B. AutoMark
• C. Spell Check
• D. Overlay Pages

Answer: (B)

AutoMark is the feature that uses the words and headings found on a page to drive the document’s navigational structure, adding those headings as page labels and bookmarks. By pulling relevant information from the page, it automatically creates a logical outline you can click through, which is a huge time-saver for long or scanned documents. This works especially well when your pages have clear section titles—AutoMark can map those titles to bookmarks and assign the corresponding page labels so you can navigate quickly. If the page is only an image, OCR can be used first to extract the text, and then AutoMark can apply the labels and bookmarks from that text. In contrast, OCR itself simply converts images to text, Spell Check only checks spelling, and Overlay Pages combines documents, none of which automatically build navigational elements from page content.