go to abby fine reader pro, then go to menu then about abby fine reader you can
see it there.
> On 19 Apr 2015, at 1:12 am, Ted Phillips wrote:
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> Hi all. The subject says it, I did a reinstall of OS10 last night and
> didn’t see my e-mail with the serial for Abbyy fine reader
Hi all. The subject says it, I did a reinstall of OS10 last night and didn’t
see my e-mail with the serial for Abbyy fine reader for mac. I did write a
message to Abbyy support. Is there hope, or did I waste $130 that I can’t get
back? Thanks all
Ted Phillips
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Hi Mary and all,
I was under the impression that the Intel Reader was a portable device. Well, I
think it is unless you use it with the capture station. I thought in listening
to podcasts and demos about this product, that the great thing about the Intel
Reader is that you don't have to be tied
No, probably not the most efficient method for scanning books. :)
Donna
On Jun 18, 2010, at 12:39 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> Yes, it will be great if they come out with an accessible scanning ocr app
> for the IPhone. But I don't think I see such an app being for the most
> efficient way to do book
If the iPhone was docked into an L shaped stand like Humanware's iPal then
multiple pages could be easily done. Turn the page and wait for the camera
click, then turn to the next page and so on. Also the ability to upload the
data direct to a computer like the iPal to take advantage of a better
Specifically, is the flash LED or xenon based?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dónal
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Yes, it will be great if they come out with an accessible scanning ocr app for
the IPhone. But I don't think I see such an app being for the most efficient
way to do books. Great for stuff on the go, however.
Mary
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Also, with Iphone 4 now sporting a 5 megapixel camera, you have to believe that
OCR apps will be created for it as well.
Donna
On Jun 18, 2010, at 12:05 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
> Maybe we are all thinking a bit too old school. Two weeks ago Humanware
> demonstrated document readers to me which u
I think that ABEECEE (sp) is looking at developing a similar program for the
Mac.
Donna
On Jun 18, 2010, at 12:05 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
> Maybe we are all thinking a bit too old school. Two weeks ago Humanware
> demonstrated document readers to me which used a camera instead. The camera
> wa
Yes, I've heard of that Humanware device, the Intel reader. Its got a hefty
pricetag, and it doesn't run on a Mac either. the folks who make the IPAL are
supposedly starting a beta test program for something that will run on a mac
and use the same system for scanning as they have with Windows. B
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Subject: Re: Abbyy fine reader for Mac
Maybe we are all thinking a bit too old school. Two weeks ago Humanware
demonstrated document readers to me which used a camera instead. The camera
was portable as it was on a fo
Maybe we are all thinking a bit too old school. Two weeks ago Humanware
demonstrated document readers to me which used a camera instead. The camera
was portable as it was on a fold up tripod type thing. The software was on a
Windows machine which drove the camera, words were also displayed on
Hi allison,
While I have not used abbyy for the Mac, based on what I've heard people say,
no, it is nowhere near like K1000, which I have used for probably a decade.
Yes, you can hook up a usb scanner, and if you get one that FR recognized, such
as the hp 8300 pro or epson 200 or 300, I forget t
Hi everyone,
I've been following the posts on Abbyy Fine reader. Is it like Kurzweil for
Mac? Does it operate on the same principles as Kurzweil 1000? WHat I mean by
this question is it possible to hook up a USB scanner and use Abbyy Fine Reader
to scan a printed document? I need a scanning/rea
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