on 8/18/03 1:39 PM, Marten van de Kraats at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't use OCR programs often, but today I needed to OCR three pages. > I used the imac 400 Mhz and the agfa snapscan I have at work. The OCR > program I used was Omnipage pro 8.0. > The result was a mess. A total mess. The text files omnipage pro 8.0 > produced were totally worthless. > I wondered what the problem was.. Maybe the scanner had a problem > with the kind of paper the text was on. I didn't know. > I took the text home to type it over by hand. At home I decided to > give the OCR one more try. This time with my IIci running system 6, > my black and white apple scanner and omnipage 3. > To my surprise: It worked! The vintage computer, the vintage scanner > and that vintage version of omnipage produced a piece of text that > was very usable. > Really remarkable.... Very surprising was also that IIci wasn't that > much slower than the iMac in recognizing the text. > > Marten
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