Highlight the text within the raster Image

Hi,
How to highlight the text within the raster Image?.
Thanks, -Raj

You can use a square highlight, but not a text highlight.

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jdbc_srid="999999"
datasource="scott"
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raster_bands="0,1,2"
asis="false">
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georaster_table="city_images"
georaster_column="image"
raster_bands="0,1,2"
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asis="false"> select image from city_images where image_id=1
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</theme>
</themes>
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a-Li

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Include Interactive Elements: Off
Multimedia: N/A
Compression
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for images above: 450 ppi
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Tile Size: N/A
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Grayscale Images
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Tile Size: N/A
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Monochrome Images
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for images above: 1800 ppi
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Marks and Bleeds
Crop Marks: Off
Bleed Marks: Off
Registration Marks: Off
Color Bars: Off
Page Information: Off
Page Mark Type: Default
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Offset: 6 pt
Use Document Bleed Settings: Off
Bleed Top: 0 pt
Bleed Bottom: 0 pt
Bleed Left: 0 pt
Bleed Right: 0 pt
Include Slug Area: Off
Output
Color Conversion: Convert to Destination (Preserve Numbers)
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Profile Inclusion Policy: Don't Include Profiles
Simulate Overprint: N/A
Output Intent Profile Name: N/A
Output Condition: N/A
Output Condition Identifier: N/A
Registry Name: N/A
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Raster image in Illustrator
Open the Document Info panel from Window>Document Info. Select the raster
image. From the flyout menu (upper right) select Embedded (or Linked)
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Hi Friends!
With a hope that any Java Guru from SUN Forum can help me to solve my query, I'm posting my thread here.
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http://delineate.sourceforge.net/
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