I'm attempting to integrate Tesseract 3 with another stand-alone app,
but I'm running into a problem: Tesseract always looks for the
language files in "\Program Files (x86)\Tesseract-OCR\tessdata"; I
need to store the language files in a different location (a subfolder
of my app's installation folder.)

I'm assuming Tesseract is getting this folder from the registry, so I
could just change the installation path listed, but (a) I don't want
to break user's possible other installations, and (b) I tried that and
it (inexplicably) didn't work.

Is there a way to specify the hard path from the command line, or do I
have to modify the code?

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