Ok Pete, thanks a lot. Geez your making me give this more thought
than I was before. Having the ability to choose those areas sounds
interesting and how you'd do that is even more fascinating. So I
gather dealing with OP isnt' to bad, I sure wish the SE version gave
a better feel for the full version, but at first look it appears to
be more a bummer than anything else. I'm hoping a new version of OP
will be out and maybe if we can get to them early in the game,
they'll do something about making it more VO friendly. I plan to dig
into this you can bet.
tnx
Scott
On Apr 5, 2006, at 11:12 PM, Pete Horrocks wrote:
np Scott,
i started out using RI too, but there is so much more you can do
with OP, like zoning out only the sections that you want to have
read, you can even have OP read your scanned document and it reads
it in the order you have it zoned, it uses the Macs built in Voice
Over to do this. and you can save it in many formats for other
programs to open. if you have any questions once you start using OP
feel free to use me, i'll help where i can.
Pete
On Apr 5, 2006, at 5:59 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Thanks Pete. I am currently using Read Iris which as far as I can
tell is doing a good job, but there are some features in Omni Page
I'm interested in. I might consider trying it seeing as how they
have a 30-day return policy so at least if it really is a drag, I
can return it and no hard feelings.grin
Scott
On Apr 5, 2006, at 4:57 PM, Pete Horrocks wrote:
Hey Scott,
I have used OmniPage. so far i have had pretty good luck with it.
you do have to work with it some, by that i mean you have to
select the zones and the format of the zones, but even that is
not to hard to do. i wish some one would write some ocr software
that would read my mind and do exactly what i want it to do
without any work on my part, but maybe some day!!! i guess the
only complaint that i have with it so far is that i am just to lazy.
please feel free to ask any questions, don't know if i will have
the answers but i will try.
Pete
