oops, I just took a good look all over the site and now downloadable
demo was available anymore.
I appologize.
On Jan 20, 2009, at 10:14 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:
Hi Mike
Unfortunately, they no longer ofer a demo. They did several years ago,
but they have removed it since then. I don't know why.
Yes I use it, and do so regularly. I get much better results with it
than any of the Windows OCR packages--particularly the so-called
accessible ones such as Kurzweil and Openbook, as their engines are
usually a bit dated by the time they are released. Naturally, OCR
results vary depending on what you are scanning and what the quality of
the image is, but I've scanned some pretty difficult things with Read
Iris and it hasn't let me down in over three years of using it.
I don't actually like to scan with it, I use VueScan and Read Iris
together to perform my OCR--VueScan takes care of the scanning, and then
passes it to Read Iris for recognition. What I like about this setup is
I can use my scanner buttons, so I can scan multiple pages without
touching the keyboard.
On Tue, 2009-01-20 at 17:11 -0900, Michael Babcock wrote:
hi;
i'm looking for this software and am curious of the following:
a: how can i get a demo? I can't find a downloadable demo file.
b: how well does it work to scan a file into textedit?
c: have you used it before and would you suggest it over the iwndows
based accessible software
and d: have you tryed any other mac apps for scanning?
I need something quickly.
mike
Michael Babcock
GW Hosting, Your Dedicated Home On The Web
Phone: +1-888-272-3555, ext 4121
email: [email protected]
administrative e-mail: [email protected]
url: http://gwhosting.net
