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Imagine having documents piled up dating back a decade, and you now need to dig up something important. Searching manually through a pile of thousands can be tedious and stressful. Also, storing these paper documents requires lots of space. So why not convert your documents into a digital searchable and editable format so they can be neatly cataloged and found in less than a minute?
ABBYY FineReader - OCR made easy
ABBYY is a well known name in document recognition, data capturing and linguistic software utilities, and FineReader 10 is its latest in the OCR category. FineReader not only helps convert images to text or tables, but also helps convert them into searchable PDF files for easy cataloging and searching. The application is intuitive and easy to operate. It can recognize images from scanners, digital cameras and mobile phone cameras. So now you can turn your mobile camera into a document scanner using the power of this tool. Installation Features and Performance User intervention is needed occasionally
A new user to FineReader will be welcomed by the easy-to-use interface. Though the automatic OCR process is almost 90 percent precise, manual intervention is needed in certain cases; for example, places where a photo, artwork or table overlaps text in a certain area need to be corrected for better accuracy. We threw a few saved images, PDF documents and a few more images using a camera at it, and FineReader did quite a wonderful job. Its ability to pick up tables and images from hard-to-read areas is truly great. |
Tags: ABBYY Finereader 10 , OCR , software , scanning , character , detection , tables , images , text
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