Mike's and my responses to the question of whether there is a scanning program for the Mac that is like k1000 points out how important it is if the person asking the question has an idea what uses they want to make of the program or what their requirements are. For instance, as has been mentioned, docuscan requires an internet connection. It also is English only, and it lacks a host of other features that K1000 has, such as the ability to make bookmarks in your file, to make notes and have your scans saved by default on your computer, not in the cloud. And you can adjust the scanning and ocr parameters and you have a choice of 2 ocr engines etc. Whether you need all that and the other features offered by the more expensive K1000 is up to you, of course.
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