I think that as far as the ultimate use of the product is concerned,
this is one of the most important features. After all, if you are
blind, you are blind and that is it! You need to be sure that the
application is going to adjust the page orientation for you or else it
is not much use. I'm fed up with stpending "hours" trying to do what
sighted people do in a split second. I am happy to e-mail the designer
of the application as long as long as I know his e-mail address.
With best wishes
Simon
On 30 Aug 2008, at 18:11, Dan wrote:
Hello,
Regarding proper page orientation. Yes, that's exactly what the
problem is. the best way is to use a sample page and try it till you
get it right. This is one of the reasons why I decided to uninstall
it. I thought that if I purchased the product that this feature
would be available. That's why I wrote the author.
Dan
On Aug 30, 2008, at 10:05 AM, will lomas wrote:
if the page has to be oriented correctly to be recognized, then how
can a blind person gain maximum use out of it?
On 30 Aug 2008, at 18:02, Dan wrote:
Hello,
I did email the author and he said that he might consider Auto
Orientation for a future release.
Dan
On Aug 30, 2008, at 4:50 AM, Tim Grady wrote:
As of now it can't do it. It looks like the main purpose of the
program was for scanning photos. Well, you might, like I'm going
to, mention to them that this would be a good thing for OCR
scanning. Meanwhile the program is perfectly usable except for
that.
On Aug 30, 2008, at 3:57 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Hello Listers,
I have just visited the vuescan page, and one of the fundamental
questions I have failed to find an answer to is whether Vuescan
can automatically orient a printed page or not. I was wondering
whether any of you who have already experimented with it have
got some experience on this aspect as well as scanning pages
with columns and more than one page scanning? I mean does text
get appended to the end of the already existing document as it
is in Kurzweil?
Thanks, Simon
