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Automatically drawn zones and template zones have solid borders:
Manually drawn or modified zones have dotted borders:
Zones do not have a reading order. Reordering of recognized elements can be done in the Text Editor. See “Text and image editing” on page 72. 
Zone types and properties
Each zone has a zone type. Zones containing text can also have a zone contents setting: alphanumeric or numeric. The zone type and zone contents together constitute the zone properties. 
The Image toolbar provides five zone drawing tools, one for each type. A zone’s type is shown by an icon in its top left corner, and by the icon and zone border color. Here are the tools and the colors:
Process zone (olive)
Use this to draw a process zone, to define a page area where 
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