True or False: The OCR process distinguishes between different text types.

The OCR (Optical Character Recognition) process is designed to recognize and convert different types of text in an image into machine-readable formats. It utilizes advanced algorithms to identify characters, fonts, and layouts, allowing it to distinguish between various text types such as printed text, handwritten notes, and even different languages. This capability is essential for applications that require not only text conversion but also an understanding of context and format.

In practice, OCR can analyze the characteristics of the text it is processing and can differentiate between multiple styles and formats, making the assertion that it distinguishes between different text types true.