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Any good free OCR software?
tinjaw:
From what I have heard Evernote has great OCR. Not sure if that is a viable option for your needs.
kartal:
Evernote recognizes the tex but does not convert docs into text so the text in the documents are not selectable, convertable
David.P:
Once I installed a trial of Microsoft Office 2003 (or was it 2007?). Anyway, when I had to uninstall it, somehow I managed to keep the "Microsoft Office Document Imaging" tool.
BTW, everyone who owns any part of Microsoft Office has this tool on his PC.
This is a marvelous OCR software. Incredibly fast and VERY accurate (powered by Scansoft).
Hth,
David.P
Carol Haynes:
Anyone any idea where "Microsoft Office Document Imaging" tool has gone in Office 2007?
In 2003 it was under the Office Tools menu in the Progams menu but it doesn't seem to be there in 2007?
Darwin:
Anyone any idea where "Microsoft Office Document Imaging" tool has gone in Office 2007?
In 2003 it was under the Office Tools menu in the Progams menu but it doesn't seem to be there in 2007?
-Carol Haynes (November 12, 2008, 03:47 PM)
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Microsoft Office Imaging is a optional installation. In Control Panel,
Add/Remove Programs, select Microsoft Office and click on Change and then
select add features. You will find Office Imaging under Tools.
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