Helllo

I'm completely new in tesseract, first version I'm using is 4.0.0. Sorry 
for noob question, but I really didn't find answer despite quite long 
searching.
Its about these two options -> eval_listfile and train_listfile. What 
exactly should be in these files?
Is there in train_listfile.txt should be list of images that we want to be 
learned? for example images with scanned letters:
1. first image "image1.tif" -> ABCDEF
2. second "image2.tif" -> GHIJ
And in eval_listfile.txt a list of same named as images text files that 
each contain good solution?
Example:
1.first txt file "image1.txt" with text inside -> ABCDEF
2. second txt file "image2.txt" ->GHIJ

Or is it about completely something different?



And second question ..:
when i ve already described examples... let's say i have such two TIF files 
as mentioned before (photos with some serial numbers from a kind of labels 
- each photo has one serial no).
And in two txt files I wrote by hand these serial numbers (just read it 
from photo - one serial in one txt file). 

*Is there a way to just point these files *saying tesseract -> 

"here are some photo and here are some txt files telling what is on each 
photo"

 and make him learn such way? for example if i have 60 of such tif+txt 
paris, in this case selecting one by one letter in each tif (using BOX 
files of course) will take forever, and what if i would have 50 pairs but 
each tiff have 50 pages, that would take forever..
Again sorry foor  noob question, I read about tesseract for few days and it 
all mixed up in head.

Greetings
Krzysiek

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