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I don't know about DirectX but I figure in DirectX that it simply converts a click and extends a vector basically perpendicular into the screen and the first surface it touches is the selected entity. If that's so, then I'm pretty sure it's not a neural network.

You can use Windows fonts I guess but if you're reading license plate letters, you really should teach the network using license plate letters, otherwise your network might think 5's are S's and vice versa if a license plate S or 5 looks like Ariel's 5 or S, respectively. You want to "teach" the network with the best materials to minimize error when it goes to work. That's why I said objects that yield the highest contrast give the best weights to the network and do really well. Weights by the way are individual numbers on how likely any particular node is "on".

For instance, if you fed in all the license plate letters and every character occupies a particular pixel, the node that corresponds to that pixel will probably have a weight of 1, meaning that pixel will always be used. When you to go set the network to operate and you give it a picture where that pixel is not used, then the progression of the network will rule out all of it's learned possiblities and result in telling the user that it doesn't know what that image is which is what is supposed to happen.
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