OCR recognition no longer recognizes newline between keywords
I have a set of TestComplete python scripts which utilize the Intelligent Quality add-on and OCR recognition to test a Windows desktop app. The following code was previously successful: myobj.BlockByText("Log\nIn", spNone) (the intent here is to find a button which contains the words "Log" and "In" on two separate lines of the button label). After upgrading to the latest version of TestComplete (15.63.22.7 x64), this code fails with a "The text 'LogIn' was not found." However, the Full Text output clearly shows that both "Log" and "In" are seen and each of these words is separated by a newline. Another button with a two line label ("New Password") fails in a similar manner. I've tried adding wildcards (e.g., Log*In, Log?In, etc.) but it still fails. If I look at the Full Text output in an editor, I can see that there is a carriage return and linefeed between the words "Log" and "In". Is it possible that I have to represent this differently (than \n) in the latest version of TC and IQ add-on? When I say previously successful, neither the product under test nor the scripts have changed -- the only difference I can think of is that I upgraded to a new version of TestComplete. I would appreciate any assistance or perhaps instructions on how to roll back to a prior version of TestComplete and Intelligent Quality add-on.
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