Hi Annie,
I am planning to try fine reader soon, i have a scanjet5590 and I know hp had
drivers for at least snow leopard so I am hopeful it will work with finereader
natively. I hope that it also works with its sheetfeeder because my scanner can
natively scan 50 pages through its sheetfeeder an
Hi Paul.
Well I scan two pages at a time on my old epson gt15000. I also use vuescan
for the scanning, because it is rather difficult in fine reader express.
I experience that fine reader express has its lacks in e.g. if you scan double
pages, sometimes it works, but fine reader express will n
Hi Annie,
In what respect are you not satisfied with fine reader express? You scan many
books, so where is express reader lacking functionality that you have in
windows fine reader pro?
Paul.a
On Sep 7, 2011, at 12:34 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
> Hi Paul.
>
> In my opinion abbyy fine reader
Hello Paul,
I have a Cannon Lide 110 USB-powered portable scanner which you should be able
to find for around €70. I use it with VueScan to get the images, which are then
handed to ABBYY FineReader Express. I scan books this way because I find it
convenient to scan a whole book into one file, a
Hi Paul.
In my opinion abbyy fine reader express can be used. But I have for many years
been using fine reader professional in windows. Compared to that product the
express edition is a little frustrating. But of course you can use the program,
with ok results. It depends on what your are scann
Hi all,
I'm wondering in this regard, which scanner has proven to be a good device with
accessible and non intrucive drivers. If you listers own a scanner, and you can
work well with things like abbey fine reader, with image capture and so on,
without being disturbed by an inaccessible driver w
Hi Anne,
Thanks a lot for this reminder. I too am an international user and would really
appreciate it if people would point out wether or not a certain scanning/ocr
solution is multilingual or just English.
Thanks,
Greetings, Anouk,
On Sep 6, 2011, at 8:42 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Once again
Hi!
Which fast scanners work on the MacBook Pro?
Thanks,
Johnny
On Sep 5, 2011, at 8:12 AM, Joanne Chua wrote:
> hi there,
>
> depends on what sort of document and how often you using it? the
> "ocation" can mean ones a week or ones a month or ones in few months.
>
> i personally suggest you
ginal Message -
From: "Anne Robertson"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 1:42 AM
Subject: Re: Scanners and OCR
Once again, I must point out that DocuScan only handles English. If you use
any other language, this solution is not for you. Please remember that this
list i
Dear Paul,
I've been using Abbyy FineReaderExpress for a few years in multilingual
environment, and it is a very good piece of OCR software. I don't use it to
scan my multilingual documents as my scanner is 11 years' old and thus
incompatible with FineReaderExpress. But I use it for recognition
Hi Annie,
Are you saying that fine reader express is not a sufficient scanning and OCR
solution? Interested to hear your thoughts on that, as I'm about to buy it. Any
info or experience appreciated.
Paul.
On Sep 6, 2011, at 11:31 AM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have tried contacting t
Hi.
I have tried contacting the developer of docuscan, because it would be great if
they could add support for other languages, but they do not answer that
question at all. My brother has also asked them. In my opinion docuscan is
great but rather slow.
vuescan can do some OCR recognition now,
Once again, I must point out that DocuScan only handles English. If you use any
other language, this solution is not for you. Please remember that this list is
international!
Cheers,
Anne
On 6 Sep 2011, at 06:21, David Tanner wrote:
> Your best and most accessible scanning choice for the pri
Your best and most accessible scanning choice for the price is DocuScan
Plus. You can download a trial version from the App Store and register it
for a 7 day trial period. The price is $299 and gives you both the Apple
version and the QWindows version too, if you need it. It works well with
Hi, for scan to email most scanner drivers are adequate. Simply try to avoid
using an all in one printer scanner and you will have a button on the front
that scans to a file and attaches it to an email.
The situation regarding scan to OCR using your mac as a reading machine is a
bit unfortunat
hi there,
depends on what sort of document and how often you using it? the
"ocation" can mean ones a week or ones a month or ones in few months.
i personally suggest you to use ABBY Reader, its accessible,
affordable, and one of the few greatest scanning software i come
across cormertially.
howe
yes
mac has image capture
just do a spotlight search for it
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