AIUI:
The barcodes are on faxes and whatnot, with no predictable skew, position, nor orientation. You've tried JOCR/GOCR, and they don't do very well. Here are your options: 1) Shell out the money for that PaperPort OMNI or whatever it is commercial OCR product. It *is* better than JOCR/GOCR, in my experience. [If you Google for OCR you'll find it, as it's the only/best contender, and referenced everywhere.] 2) Roll your own with GD. With sufficient skill and time, you can utilize very specific knowledge of your content to do even better than the generalized commercial solution. I have done this myself for standardized medical documents that were scanned in, getting a percentage point or two better than 1) No matter what you do, OCR will never ever get you 100%. You WILL need a human oversight process on the results that hand-checks everything, or be prepared to accept a (small) failure rate. Set your [client's] expectations properly, or be doomed to frustration [failure]. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
