1. A method in a computing system, comprising: receiving captured text, the captured text being a text transcription of an image of a human-perceptible textual portion of a printed document captured by a handheld information capture device; identifying an electronic counterpart to the printed document from the captured text, wherein the printed document has one or more context points, each of the context points is a visible feature of the printed document, each of the context points is associated in the electronic counterpart with an action, and each of the context points has a location within the printed document; in response to receiving the captured text, determining a plurality of actions that would be appropriate to perform in response to the capture of the captured text based on the captured text or the electronic counterpart to the printed document; determining a location within the printed document from which the captured text was captured; determining distances between the location within the printed document of the captured text and the locations of one or more context points within the printed document; and selecting an action that is associated with one or more of the context points, wherein selecting is based at least in part on the determined distances.
1. A method in a computing system, comprising: receiving captured text, the captured text being a text transcription of an image of a human-perceptible textual portion of a printed document captured by a handheld information capture device; identifying an electronic counterpart to the printed document from the captured text, wherein the printed document has one or more context points, each of the context points is a visible feature of the printed document, each of the context points is associated in the electronic counterpart with an action, and each of the context points has a location within the printed document; in response to receiving the captured text, determining a plurality of actions that would be appropriate to perform in response to the capture of the captured text based on the captured text or the electronic counterpart to the printed document; determining a location within the printed document from which the captured text was captured; determining distances between the location within the printed document of the captured text and the locations of one or more context points within the printed document; and selecting an action that is associated with one or more of the context points, wherein selecting is based at least in part on the determined distances. 4. The method of claim 1 , wherein selecting an action that is associated with one or more of the context points further comprises: determining a likelihood that a user of the handheld information capture device will select the action.