Hi.
I think it is worth to mention, that vuescan also can OCR recognize. I have
tried it a while ago, and it seems to work, I saw a week ago, that they should
have improved OCR recognizion.
Best regards Annie.
Den Jun 7, 2012 kl. 8:08 PM skrev Gordon Smith:
Hi Anne
On 7 Jun 2012, at
Read iris is pretty simple to use. There is a good instructions document out
there for configuring it to scan and save as RTF documents. I use it to scan
mail and it works quite well for the most part. Note that if you have a canon
scanner you will also need to obtain a copy of VueScan, for
The simplest and best OCR for Mac is ABBYY FineReader Express. You can get it
from the Mac Appstore.
Cheers,
Anne
On 7 Jun 2012, at 12:11, Ian Harrison wrote:
Hello to all,
can you recommend a simple to use o c r programme for the mac.
I have a scanner now and would like to be able to
Hello,
I agree with Anne. I have used both Read Iris and Abbyy Fine Reader OCR apps on
my iMac and much prefer Abbyy fine reader. To be fair my version of Read Iris
is about two years old and it might have improved since then
Paul Hopewell
On 7 Jun 2012, at 17:09, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hi Anne
I agree with part of your reply. Yes, FineReader is probably the best, but it
depends upon which scanner you happen to have. As for the simplest, I'm not
quite sure I agree with that bit. :) I submit that DocuScan Plus is probably
the simplest, but there are parts of that app which
Hi Ian,
have you tryed A program called docuscann+? this is made by a company called
serotek, and it is available in the mac app store. this is very simple to use
if you are able to afford it. and works really nice with voiceover as well.
Regards.
Stuart.
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Hello Gordon,
On 7 Jun 2012, at 18:19, Gordon Smith wrote:
I agree with part of your reply. Yes, FineReader is probably the best, but
it depends upon which scanner you happen to have.
I get round that problem by using VueScan to produce the images. VueScan also
does multipage scanning
Hi Anne
On 7 Jun 2012, at 18:39, Anne Robertson a...@anarchie.org.uk wrote:
I get round that problem by using VueScan to produce the images. VueScan also
does multipage scanning so the additional expense is worth it.
I appreciate that. But it doesn't make it the Simplest solution because you
