hi,
I seem to have missed something: is that Voh calendar something I need to
download is an app or is it something integral to the system?
Thanks, Sandy.
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> On 24 Sep 2013, at 15:44, Ron Pelletier wrote:
>
> Hi Laura Ann,
>
> You shou really should consider the VO Calenda
hi,
I have found if you enter the . Or what you might call a period, and then flick
down with two fingers your first option will be a comma.
Sandy.
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> On 23 Sep 2013, at 01:16, Ron Pelletier wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Just tap the screen with one finger and you'll have a full stop.
try to finger double tap winning the edit mode
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> On 22 Sep 2013, at 12:56, Kimber Gardner wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I used to use dictation all the time in ios6. But now with ios7 there
> is no dictation button. I read a blog post that described how to do it
> and they made it
Sent from my iPhone hi,
I have a small problem with the new update in my inbox I'm shown something like
22,000 emails I've would like to go back to the just downloading 50 at that at
a time does anyone know how to do this?
Sandy.
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I am using for S. And I have just upgraded. And my phone is working very well
indeed!
Sandy.
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> On 18 Sep 2013, at 20:23, Arianna wrote:
>
> Crap. I have a for us. And the worst of it is, I just recently upgraded to it
> from a 4. This was around February or so of this year
es: http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/
>
> On 09/11/2013 09:33 AM, Sandratomkins wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I didn't get to listen to the presentation about the new phones, but I'm
>> interested to know about the new operating system. Is there anywhere I can
>>
Hi,
I didn't get to listen to the presentation about the new phones, but I'm
interested to know about the new operating system. Is there anywhere I can go
to hear more about the details of I OS7?
Thanks,
Sandy.
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Hi,
I too get sore fingers but have discovered that I can use the phone
ambidextrously perfectly well. It just takes a little practice.
Sandy. Sent from my iPhone
On 27 Aug 2013, at 13:24, wrote:
> I have had the same roblem and have been known to use a thin handkerchief or
> kleenix between
gt; available there, it won't be available on the iDevices.
> I hope that's of use.
> Aman
>
> On 2013-08-24, at 10:47 AM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> This is possibly the most stupid question i have yet posed, but is there a
>>
Hi,
This is possibly the most stupid question i have yet posed, but is there a
Bulgarian voice for voice-Over?
I have looked in the list under
settings/general/accessibility/voiceover/language rotor, in the hopes of
finding a Bulgarian voice, but it doesn't seem to be there. i have a f
ich text-based
> Daisy books live. If you are using such a file, try renaming it to
> .daisy and accessing it, once more, with VDR. Sometimes the .daisy
> extension works when the .zip extension doesn't.
> Aman
>
>
> On 7/23/13, Sandratomkins wrote:
>> Hi all,
&
Hi all,
I am having great problems we putting new books into my Voice Dream reader at
the app doesn't seem to want to unzip files.
Can anyone advise?
Thanks, Sandy.
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Hi,
Much as I like Fleksy, I don't think it ready to be a default keyboard yet.
Although many don't seem to experience it, I and others still can't manage
efficiently the accurate mode. I would love to see some improvements re this.
Sandy
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On 19 Jul 2013, at 13:54, AppleG
had this problem. The keyboard is responsive when I am typing in my
> own text. Which iPhone are you using? I'm using a 4S.
> Best,
> Anna
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 17, 2013, at 6:16 AM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Sent from my i
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> From: Sandratomkins
> Date: 17 July 2013 10:47:43 IST
> To: biph...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Fleksy, still a major problem for me.
>
> Hi,
>
>I just updated my version of Fleksy and have the same problems that I
Hi,
I just tried to select some text from a Google page and here it is!
pigment-, pigmento- + - Word Information
wordinfo.info/unit/1670/ip:8/il:P
Latin: "paint"; coloring matter involving both animals and plants. ... A
pigment found inplants, algae, and some bacteria, that absorbs light ... A
hi all,
A week or so ago, I wrote to say that the App My Way light wasn't working
for me. All my compass readings were, near enough, diametrically wrong. I
couldn't understand why this should be when, for others, it seems to work.
Well, I think i have it! My case, which has a flap that fold
HI,
Having been reminded of Audio Labels, by the recent discussion re labelling
boxes for a move, I bethought myself "Hmmm, I remember thinking when this first
came out, there could be many and varied uses for it", but in the intervening
months/years, I forgot all about it. So, here goes wi
Hi,
Text Grabber has a lovely, simple interface and has quite a good OCR
Engine, but prizmo's is a little more sophisticated. So, if you come across a
piece of text, perhaps in a newspaper/magazine where text is displaced by
pictures/headlines/cartoons etc, prizmo might do rather batter tha
Hi,
I know we were meant to drop this thread, as it had strayed off topic,
however, I have another solution which involves only the iPhone and its apps.
So, I hope this is OK.
There is an app, which I think many of us have forgotten about, it is
called "Audio Labels" (I can find the li
Hi Sieghard,
I wonder if you can help re this, My Way Light: I fired it up last night
and took a stroll around the house, putting in markers. I should explain that
we have enough land here to mark places, sometimes at a distance of, say, 100
yards. I marked gates, steps, back doors etc. How
hi,
i found this! It is a beginning.
hth sandy
http://www.afb.org/afbpress/pub.asp?DocID=aw140205
More than a Line: What the Future Holds for Refreshable Braille
Braille Technology
Deborah Kendrick
Refreshable braille displays have been an integral piece of the access
technology landscape f
Hi,
Noting that, here at least, the list is almost dormant, i am guessing there
is an issue with accidental placing of people on "monitored mode", so am hoping
that this reaches someone who can direct me in the general direction of the
latest news on full page braille displays.
i was j
Hi,
For those using Siri: do you ever find that Siri just can't hear a
particular word? For example, i asked Siri to "Translate the word languid into
italian", but Siri could only hear me say "translate the word language into
italian". Now, here's the thing, i never noticed before that when
hone
On 14 Jun 2013, at 10:38, Sandratomkins wrote:
> Hi Aman,
>
>The "In Touch" programme also has a transcription service, so, if
> preferred, one can read the text of the various interviews. This feature of
> accessibility is due to human transcribers and so
if anyone has
> gotten an untrained program to recognize a normal speaker over long periods,
> whether remotely or locally, I would appreciate hearing of it. I will have a
> look at In Touch this week, Sandy, with thanks for letting us know about it.
> Aman
>
>
> -Original M
rotor set to words) till you reach the word to be
> corrected, then you change to the "letter by letter" setting of the rotor to
> correct.
>
> This can get a lot more complicated and introduce selecting text, but let's
> see where you want to go once you've
Hi,
i have come to it very late, but I am only just starting to play with the
dictation button in text messages. I cannot find out how to edit out mistakes.
Can anyone describe how to do this? I can either read the whole message or not
at all, can't seem to move by word or letter.
Than
Hi everyone,
I was just listening to a programme on radio 4 UK, called "In touch". This
is a weekly prog dedicated to the interests of the VIP community. This time it
was looking at the potential of using voice recognition to provide Deaf Blind
people with a transcript of radio programmes.
Hi Larry,
I have the StandScan pro, plus 12 volt battery holder, and find it folds
and unfolds easily. i don't actually see the likelihood of the box suffering
too much over a reasonable period of time, even with repeated use. However, in
the earlier versions, there was a problem with regar
Hi,
I have both the StandScan Pro and the ScanBox and, after trialling both,
must say that, while, physically, they are very similar, the lighting provided
by the StandScan, when used with the 12 volt aettery supply, is infinitely more
reliable than the 9 volts lighting of the ScanBox. Plus
Hi,
Although I do have Text Detective, I haven't played with it very much, but
I am well acquainted with Text Grabber and, for that matter, Prizmo. I think
the main reason I never bothered too much with Text Detective was that because
one has to position the phone across the page, you can o
Hi,
Some years ago now, just after I got my first iphone, I downloaded a free
app called "Shakespeare". At the time I was very disappointed because, although
this marvellous app did allow me to read all of the plays sonnets and poems,
voiceover kept saying "heading" with every new line, so t
Hi again Annie,
I don't know the answer to your question with regard to prizmo bombing
out/crashing, but have you updated it this week? I thik I remember 2 updates
very recently and one of them specifically mentioned your crashing issue.
As for the best size to choose for using the SSP,
Hi Annie,
You could turn off "Page identification, or whatever it is called" but it
is just as easy to ignore the up down etc and move straight to "take picture".
I do now find that the guitar sounds are useful and, visually, the screen is
busy getting a good focus/fix on the text and does
dditional voices but
> they aren't that expensive and the quality is pretty good.
>
> If this isn't clear enough let me know.
>
> Kimber
>
> On 5/24/13, Sandratomkins wrote:
>> Hi, (and especially you Mr. Turner!!!)
>>
>>I had not thought to
Hi, (and especially you Mr. Turner!!!)
I had not thought to buy Voice Dream Reader before now as I, unlike the
rest of the world, can't stand those Acapella voices! Plus, for english, I am
very happy with Daniel HQ. However, i do like to read a bit in Italian and find
the compact voice uncl
Hi OCR practicianers!
Having bought an Italian voice from prizmo, I thought to see if I could use
the app to read a book with that voice. I had 2 copies from Gutenberg, both
"Alice in wonderland". The first copy in English and the second in Italiano.
Well, I made a mistake and chose the one
what this app recognizes.
>
>
> Regards,
> Sieghard
>
> -Original Message-
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
> Of Sandratomkins
> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 6:33 AM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: OCr of white text
Hi,
I received a birthday party invitation which is like a post-card. It is
shiny, the background is floral and purple (mainly) and the script is white and
, in places, swirly,. In other words, not something that we can scan as yet. I
tried many times with prizmo, using the StandScan Pro pl
hi,
Please ignore my last post re the lost contacts, I performed a reset and
voila! There they are, all of them!
Sandy.
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HI,
I noticed that I had many more contacts on my iphone 4, which I am running
without a Sim card, using WiFi, compared with my 4s, which has the sim. So, I
thought to force an iCloud backup, first with the 4 and then with the 4s. but
noticed that I still had only 70 odd contacts on the 4s,
Ciao Gabriel,
Thanks, I was hoping you would cast an eye over this for us. So, is it your
impression that this would be the sort of thin one might expect from a basic
translation app? or do you think that it is worse than that? I got the
impression that, in a case of need, it would convey t
Hi,
Spurred on by Shoshana's enquiry, I thought I would try another scan, this
time of a flyer given to me yesterday when out walking with Himself (Gorgeous
Goldendoodle, Chad) in my local town. Now, as with many of my scans, there are
Irish words, mainly, place or people's names, so the tr
Hi Shoshana,
I don't know if this is going to work, and we may need to rely upon a
native Italian speaker to discover just how good the translation functionality
really is. Obviously, how good the translator in Text Grabber may vary from
language to language, but I have a little Italian, so
Hey Gabriel!
Prego!
Sandy
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On 18 May 2013, at 12:39, "Gabriel Battaglia \(Kriyaban\)"
wrote:
> Sandra, just thanks for all of your jobs as reports, observations,
> suggestions and opinions you gave us.
> Gabriel.
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Hallo,
i hope I am not boring you all to death! However, with the latest
incarnations of prizmo 2 and Text Grabber, I am looking to find their various
strengths. Without a doubt, I still like the immediacy of the TG interface and
often find it perfectly adequate to the task. However, when I
yes!
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On 17 May 2013, at 14:45, Lynn Coats wrote:
> Hi,
> I went to look for text grabber in the App Store, and what it came up with is
> text grabber plus translator. Is this the right one? It sells for nine
> dollars and something cents. Thank you.
> Lynn and the K dog
>
Hi,
One of the things that worried me about the new incarnation of prizmo was
the lack of the voice command, effectively, giving me the use of both hands
when using the StandScan Pro. While I would still like that option, I am
finding that once I tap the "Take Picture" button and the guitar
Hi Shirley,
I don't, as yet, see the need to buy extra voices for Prizmo, so, might I
suggest that if you have some cash burning a hole in your pocket, you spend it
on Tex Grabber. The interface of TG is much simpler and even using it
free-hand, it is now much easier to use than of yore. Pl
Hi Ramy,
The easiest way to find the message, in these circumstances, might be to go
back into your Inbox, find the message again and doubletap it. This should put
you at the start of the message itself.
However, it might be that you have "details" turned on. If you flick left
from the
Hi,
i just listened to the Podcast on AppleVis introducing the StandScan Pro
and some OCR Apps. I have to admit that if I were new to either the StandScan
Pro or prizmo/Text Grabber/et al, I would not be tempted to try to use my phone
for my scanning needs. At the end, the Presenter (Sorry
Hi again,
It is possible I will be sending a few messages re how to get the best out
of some of the OCR Apps, I am making sure to keep the subject lines clear so
that those who are not interested can just skip them. Hope that is OK?
Right! This time I shot the same page of a brochure as
Hi,
I am just trying to get my head around the new Prizmo. I was always pretty
good at getting acceptable/very good results using prizmo free-hand, so was a
little frustrated at first with the new Prizmo 2. I find, and this is purely
personal, that I get the best results if I hit the "quick
Hi,
At the bottom of this please finda nice bit of scanning (from an ancient
magazine I found) using Prizmo 2, plus the "find page" and sound feed-back or
whatever it is called.
I have been rather frustrated trying to get Prizmo to do what it use to do
for me. I could always force a sh
Hi Fellow OCr Fans!
Like many of us, I downloaded Prizmo 2 yesterday and have played with it a
little. primarily, I have questions about it and, perhaps, some of you have the
answers?
1. We do seem to have lost the option to give voice commands to take
picture. Am I wrong?
2. Prizmo n
David,
Possibly not the best, but I have always used Filer. It will deal with both
Zip and Rar files and has the usual "Open in" option.
Good luck, Sandy.
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On 15 May 2013, at 10:43, David Chittenden wrote:
> Which unzip utility do people recommend? I found 90 in t
Hi,
Generally speaking, I find I get my best results using a baarcoode scanner. If
you have the sttanddscan pro, then rolling the bottle across the base of the
box will make it more easy to find the code for you.
Good luck,
Sandy.
Sent from my iPhone
On 12 May 2013, at 15:43, Sieghard Weitz
wrote:
> In the description of the app they give:
> supp...@abbyy.com
> as there contact address for questions and suggestions.
>
> Richard
> (Sent from Richard's iPod Touch 5th gen)
>
> On May 5, 2013, at 6:09 AM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>> Hallo
Hallo the list,
I wonder if any of the Text Grabber developers are here on this list? I
can't find a support address for them within the app. I just scanned about 50
sheets of text, using the StandScan Pro and Text Grabber. With my trusty
stickers in place, i just dropped the phone, sans ca
Hi,
Harry sent me a new StandScan Pro, as I had problems with the connection to
the lights with my old, one of the first, StandScans.
Included were 2 L-shaped restickable stickers. I have placed one of these
at the top left corner of the phone when in position and it makes it really
Hi,
Now that we can be reasonably sure of readable scans when using Text
Grabber together with the StandScan Pro, I'd like to share something I
discovered that might make things a little easier when scanning more than a
single sheet of text. for example, a hand-out at college, or several pa
Hi Annie,
I too got this app this morning after reading of your success. Here in
Ireland we are challenged re databases and barcodes. I find this "Best Barcode
Scanner" to be fast and much more flexible as to sourcing databases. Plus, with
one of my scans, I found one of the sources to be "
en
> wrote:
>
>> Ok it has a screw, and that will be interesting to find a screwdriver for
>> this one, it is a little small. That will be one thing to commend on, it is
>> not ok, that you need a screwdriver to insert a battery.
>>
>> Cheers Annie.
>>
Hi Annie,
I have mine in front of me,
If you hold it with the cable away from you and can feel the screw thing
underneath, just use your thumb to press on the top of the box near to the end
nearest you, and slide, the whole top slides and comes off. You can then just
slide it back on a
Hallo again Annie,
I strongly suspect that it is the connection between the cable and the
lights themselves as mine too is iffy.
As I am also awaiting a replacement for the same reason, i just asked my
practical partner to take a good look at what is happening.
These are his findin
Annie,
After such a short time, I think you should contact the StandScan people
and tell them. The contact between the cable and the lights themselves is
delicate and needs strengthening, in my opinion.
Meanwhile, if scanning text, try text grabber and turn on the flash, it is
one of t
Hi David and all,
To add to what you have said, David, the StandScan Pro and other similar
boxes were designed with the main-stream in mind, this is because for optimal
imaging, a light box is necessary. It just so happens that this requirement
works perfectly for us! Personally speaking, I
Hi,
I just downloaded Talking Goddles and tried it with the StandScan pro and a
flier that arrived yesterday.
Now, I had read it perfectly with Text Grabber, but was delighted, when in
video mode, to hear Talking Goggles read the first two/three lines of text, but
it didn't want to rea
the whole in it is the
lig of your box. Once this lid is in position, the little cable should be
sticking out from the far left corner.
Fingers crossed for you,
Sandy.
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> From: Sandratomkins
> Date: 28 March 2013 16:09:14 GMT
> To:
Hallo,
I thought to make a few observations re maintenance and usage of the SSP to
those of us who have invested in it. i have had mine for a few weeks now and
have noticed the following:
1. Although we get, by far, our best results when using 12 volts, either with
the battery back-up or t
Krister,
Now, the question has to be, have you managed a scan yet? I am guessing
that the positioning of the phone might be a challenge, in which case, together
with some handy marker dots, your Home-Help person might be able to afix them
for you? Then all should be plain sailing!
Look
Krister,
I don't think I can improve on David's excellent description, but if I add
one of my own, between us all, we might get you assembled! Indeed, if you could
find someone to help assemble, just for the first time, it would be very useful
to see how the finished thing fits together. Ho
elected French
> from the list of languages. Is there something else I should have done?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
> On 26 Mar 2013, at 14:21, Sandratomkins wrote:
>
>> Anne,
>>
>>I knew you'd like those aromatic song-birds! They d
; so now I just have to set the phone between the sticky notes and it is lined
> up perfectly.
> I folded over the sticky notes along the glue to give a little thicker line.
> HTH,ichard
> (Sent from Richard's iPod Touch 5th gen)
>
> On Mar 26, 2013, at 10:10 AM, Sandratomki
way is your home button pointing?
> I have mine to my right, which I believe means the top of my page will be to
> my left, not right as you said below.
> I am right-handed, for what that is worth.
>
>
> Richard
> (Sent from Richard's iPod Touch 5th gen)
>
> On Ma
Hi Eileen,
1. If your case is easy to remove, then do that, it can't but help.
2. Are you right handed? I am left, but will offer my advice based upon the
norm, I.E. right handedness. place the phone on the top of the box, with the
open side of the box facing you. Obviously, you want the top
n one. Any suggestions as to how this works would be much
appreciated.
Sandy.
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On 26 Mar 2013, at 12:44, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Sandy,
>
> Oh, I love those garlic doves!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
> On 26 Mar 2013, at 13:30, Sa
Hi All,
Since Prizmo did so well with a complicated bit of text yesterday, I
decided to try Text Grabber with the same book. I find that you have to be
vareful to place your text/book tight up against the back inside corner of the
StandScan pro, for best results with Text Grabber, but also,
Hallo to Annie and others interested in further uses of the StandScan Pro.
Annie, you asked if the SSP could help in barcode reading. So long as the
items are small enough to place inside the box and yet be far enough distant
for the camera to focus, then yes!
As we all know, finding th
aterials. Once I have some confidence with the device, I will begin to
> experiment. Thanks for all your hard work in making it easier for all us to
> use Ocr on our iPhone.
>
> Best,
> Eileen from my iPhone
>
> On Mar 25, 2013, at 6:24 AM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>> Hi
5 Mar 2013, at 13:34, "Fred Olver" wrote:
> Sandy, is it possible that these apps learn from scanning or not?
>
> Fred Olver
>
> - Original Message - From: "Sandratomkins"
>
> To:
> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2013 8:24 AM
> Subject:
the most difficult books to get a sensible result from. I am really impressed
> that you can get such results with a IPhone and standscan.
>
> Best regards Annie.
> On Mar 25, 2013, at 1:20 PM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have just been
Hi,
I have just been playing with Text Grabber and Prizmo in conjunction with
my StandScan Pro. I decided to try them with a book that I attempted to scan
many years ago using a flat-bed scanner and Kurtzweil. My results, possibly,
ten or more years ago, were less than satisfactory. In fact
Hi Richard,
Don't give up on TG yet! You have to have all your settings right. So, as
Esther says: the right recognition language (by the way, i had mine
inadvertently set to Italian so I too got some strange sounding results for a
while there). No cropping and, a suggestion, don't save ima
Hi agin,
Sorry if there is too much info, but I am keeping the name Text Grabber in
the subject line so you can always skip it if not interested.
Something I have noticed over time is that most of the OCR apps won't
recognise white text on black backgrounds. In other words, reversed col
Hallo,
It is worth mentioning that if you turn "flash" on, when using Text
Grabber, especially, in conjunction with the StandScan Pro, you can almost use
it without the lights provided with the box. Obviously, the 12 volts obtainable
with the mains adaptor or the larger battery power suppli
, removing all of the apps from her App Switcher and triple
> clicking the home button before returning it to her.
>
> On 17/03/13 07:27, Sandratomkins wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>Any Text Grabber experts out there? I was just playing with the StandScan
>> Pro and Text
hi Keith,
Things that are a little thicker are no problem, but this will all be a
matter of degree. I have just spent a little time playing with various CD
covers and found that when the writing, on the back, is black on white, I get a
reasonable OCR, but it is prone to a little flack (Siri
Hi,
Just a small observation re Text Grabber: once you have successfully ocrd
your page, you can read it using your different options in the rotor. I.E.
line/word/character. This is not true of Prizmo (Oh! What a traitor!) With
Prizmo, you can move a finger down the page and read by line, b
ption foe taking a photo. Is this the first step in the
> process? Are there any help files or a manual for this app? Thanks for the
> assist.
>
> Les
> On Mar 15, 2013, at 1:12 PM, Sandratomkins
> wrote:
>
>> hi Sieghard,
>>
>> Thanks for this
Fred,
I think you will find that the need for 12 volts is something more useful
to us than to the average user of the box. I think that many people will use
this for shooting images of stuff, like small items for eBay etc. Which reminds
me, I have ahd some success using a barcode app and th
my iPhone 4.
>
> It may be the case that ABBYY's Fine Reader Touch app will do what
> Matthew wants. But it requires setting up an account, and paying to
> upload the scans to an ABBYY web site through the app.
>
> HTH. Cheers,
>
> Esther
>
> On Mar 14, 12:29 p
Hi,
Any Text Grabber experts out there? I was just playing with the StandScan
Pro and Text Grabber and will it take a shot? No! I had fiddled a little with
the settings, but they are back to where they were now and still nothing. Any
tips most appreciated.
Sandy.
Sent from my iPhone
Hallo to all, but especially those who have received their StandScan Pros,
I wonder, will people consider giving feed-bakc to the list as to how you
are finding the box and if it has improved your scanning/ocr experience?
We have seen, on list, a massive growth of interest in this produ
>
> Regards,
> Sieghard
>
>
> Regards,
> Sieghard
>
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
> Sandratomkins
> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:13 AM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: An important suggesti
Hi,
While I saw a brief description of the 12 volt battery case, on the
StandScan site, neither I or my partner (a veteran online shopper!) can find it
to buy. Perhaps, this explains why I never received it with my order.
Now, just a suggestion, I am sure, as has been mentioned here, it
stands in other countries prior to attending their selection.
Happy reading,
Sandy.
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Sandratomkins
> Date: 13 March 2013 14:55:00 GMT
> To: sandratomk...@googlemail.com
> Subject: 2
>
> WARNING Under the Juries Act,
Hi Esther,
Thank you so much! I had bought Text Grabber ages ago, but was not
impressed at the time. However, I just tried it again, using my StandScan Pro
and was delighted by the results and also the speed of execution. The interface
is much simpler than prizmo too! I shall play with this
;
> Thanks,
> Sieghard
>
> -Original Message-
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
> Of Sandratomkins
> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 4:19 AM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: An important suggestion for anyone contemplating buy
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