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>
> Hi, If I look in programs and features I do see something called
> freedom scientific omnipage but I can't find the .exe file to launch
> it.
> Thanks Jeff
>
>
> On 9/16/20,
recognition. Or
if you have a file like a .pdf use the context and choose convenient OCR
with JAWS.
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Hi, If I look in programs and features I do see
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>> Hi List, I know this is off-topic but I'm going crazy. I always used t
I phone to scan things or call era to help if it’s a five minute
> discussion!
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Hi List, I know this is off-topic but I'm going crazy. I always used to use
DocuScan+ from Serotek but its not working on my desktop pc.
Does anybody know of an OCR package for windows 10 that's accessible with Ja
Hi List, I know this is off-topic but I'm going crazy. I always used
to use DocuScan+ from Serotek but its not working on my desktop pc.
Does anybody know of an OCR package for windows 10 that's accessible
with Jaws?
Thanks Jeff
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Hello Bill,
I use FineReader Pro for several reasons.
I never know whether a document will be in French or English, and FineReader
can handle up to three languages in one document, so for my purposes, it’s
ideal.
FineReader Pro offers about a dozen different types of output.
I also find it easy
After reading an e-mail that reminded me about FineReaderPro I went to the Mac
App Store and did a search on said software. OCR Kit also came in the results
and I can’t help notice that FineReaderPro costs $119.98 while OCR Kit costs
$29.99; I’ve always one that believes you usually get what yo
Hi John,
thanks for this and for your message yesterday about the software on MacUpdate.
I did find the offer you referred to. I've ordered the Fujitsu ScanSnap.
Once it gets here I plan to demo VueScan and DoccuScan Plus, but my current
leaning is to go with DocuScan Plus. Not sure how I'l
Thanks, Colin! I have enjoyed the list so far, and look forward to
learning lots over the coming weeks.
Jenny
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Hi Jenny!
I'd just like to welcome you to the list!
It's helped me and others a lot!
So I hope you'll enjoy being here!
Colin
On 22 Sep 2010, at 19:51, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Well howdy right back atcha! Good to run into you again! So now I am
> plunging head-first into the world of mac, and so fa
Thanks Anne. I decided to go with ABBYY and I was very pleasantly surprised to
find it could scan directly from my HP CM3320NF scanner/printer device. Just
took a quick test with it and seemed to do ok. I am not sure though if it was
having issues with the text or there was foreign language on t
Abbyy fine reader express can be used directly with some scanners. the problem
is, how to know which scanners those are prior to purchase and finding out
yours isn't one such. And you can't adjust the settings for brightness etc. For
these and a host of other reasons, no, it is not like Kurzwei
Well howdy right back atcha! Good to run into you again! So now I am
plunging head-first into the world of mac, and so far, I am loving
it. Then again, I nearly always enjoying new things, especially as
they relate to computers. Having said that, it has been too long
since I have had th
Well howdy stranger!
On Sep 22, 2010, at 12:03 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Good day all. My name is Jenny, and I am new to the list. I have just
> recently acquired a used mac running OS 10.56, and am still learning my way
> around. I look forward to learning a lot from this list, and hope to
>
how would I go about using immage capture
I have never really used it before
and also how could I do this over my wireless network
On Sep 22, 2010, at 9:30 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Justin,
>
> I'm pretty sure your scanner won't work directly with ABBYY FineReader.
> However, you can use
Good day all. My name is Jenny, and I am new to the list. I have
just recently acquired a used mac running OS 10.56, and am still
learning my way around. I look forward to learning a lot from this
list, and hope to contribute something of use myself in the future.
I am also working tow
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> Subject: Re: ABBYY OCR Software
>
> Hello Scott,
>
> Ab
Hello Justin,
I'm pretty sure your scanner won't work directly with ABBYY FineReader.
However, you can use Image Capture which is in your Applications folder, or
purchase VueScan, which is what I use.
Whichever method you choose, you open the resulting file with ABBYY FineReader
where you sele
Hello Andy,
Some scanners work directly with ABBYY FineReader, but my two Canon scanners do
not. This is why I use VueScan, something I've been doing for a number of years
now and I'm too old to change my ways!
I create a TIFF file with VueScan and set all TIFF files to open with ABBYY
FineRea
Robertson
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 12:52 AM
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Subject: Re: ABBYY OCR Software
Hello Scott,
Abbyy FineReader does a great job from TIFF files. I scan books a double
page at a time, using VueScan, and it gets everything in the right order. It
can also handl
hi
could someone be so kind as to explain how to actually set up abby reader
I have a canon mp 620 wireless printer/scanner/copier
I would love to be able to scan documents with the mac and VO
thanks take care
On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:54 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> Yes, ABBYY will OCR from a
Hello Scott,
Abbyy FineReader does a great job from TIFF files. I scan books a double page
at a time, using VueScan, and it gets everything in the right order. It can
also handle more than one language within the same document.
It occasionally has a fit and screws up a few words beyond all reco
THanks Esther, I think I may have to try the demo out and see how that works.It
is time to get a sollution that will do the job.
On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:54 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> Yes, ABBYY will OCR from a file. I'll paste in part of an off-list post
> reply to a question about how to
Hi Scott,
Yes, ABBYY will OCR from a file. I'll paste in part of an off-list
post reply to a question about how to OCR an mailed PDF (image) file,
which outlines how you can do this with ABBYY FineReader:
What I do in the Quick Tasks window is Navigate (VO-Right Arrow) to
set Get Image
Folks,
I was curious if anyone has used the most recent subject software. In
particular does it do well with scanning the text out of a tiff, jpeg, or pdf?
I have a network scanner and previously ABBYY did not work with this type of
arrangement. However, I understand it will perform OCR on file
Hello Ryan,
I wrote a User Guide for VueScan ages ago that explains how to configure it. I
think it's still on the icanworkthisthing site and the Maccessibility site. It
shows how to set it to use ReadIris, but you can just change that to Abbyy
FineReader.
All I have to do when I launch VueSca
Do you have certain things you do to make the Vue Scan interface easier to use?
I tried to use it a year ago and it seemed complicated. I cold have swarn
that there were a bunch of unknown sections of the interface and I had to
interact with those sections to find out what they were.
I'm just
Hello Ryan,
On Apr 24, 2010, at 7:47 PM, Ryan Mann wrote:
> Instead of using Vue Scan for the scanning part, why not just use Preview?
> If you use Snow Leopard, just open preview, then from the file menu, go to
> the import from scanner submenu. Your scanner should show up in that menu.
The p
llo Chad,
>
> On Apr 24, 2010, at 2:15 PM, chad baker wrote:
>> what's available for ocr software.
>
> The best for accuracy is Abbyy FineReader Express. Only the Express version
> is available for Mac but it does a good job. Unfortunately, it doesn't
> support
Hello Chad,
On Apr 24, 2010, at 2:15 PM, chad baker wrote:
> what's available for ocr software.
The best for accuracy is Abbyy FineReader Express. Only the Express version is
available for Mac but it does a good job. Unfortunately, it doesn't support all
scanners, so you ma
Hi what's available for ocr software.
I use kurtzweil on the windows side.
thanks
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Hello Christina,
On Oct 14, 2009, at 11:22 PM, Christina wrote:
> Vuscan is used more for the
> actual task of scanning, sort of like the driver/software that comes
> with the scanner ; while read iris is a better or more robust OCR
> software? So, the two are used together.
Th
rm that I understand. Vuscan is used more for the
> actual task of scanning, sort of like the driver/software that comes
> with the scanner ; while read iris is a better or more robust OCR
> software? So, the two are used together. I'm really glad you let me
> know about version 12. I
Thanks so much Anne and Ester. I think I have a clearer picture. I
just want to confirm that I understand. Vuscan is used more for the
actual task of scanning, sort of like the driver/software that comes
with the scanner ; while read iris is a better or more robust OCR
software? So
t.
> On 27 Mar 2009, at 07:07, Søren Jensen wrote:
>
>>
>> I'll say the most accessible OCR program is the HP OCR software which
>> comes with the Hp scanners. Then there is ReadIris and Vue-scan which
>> also works very well with Voiceover. Vue scan won&
2009, at 07:07, Søren Jensen wrote:
>
> I'll say the most accessible OCR program is the HP OCR software which
> comes with the Hp scanners. Then there is ReadIris and Vue-scan which
> also works very well with Voiceover. Vue scan won't work with my hp
> scanner though.
I'll say the most accessible OCR program is the HP OCR software which
comes with the Hp scanners. Then there is ReadIris and Vue-scan which
also works very well with Voiceover. Vue scan won't work with my hp
scanner though. I don't know why.
Best regards
Søren Jense
Hi all:
What is the most accessible OCR software for Macs? Thanks
Kamal
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