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That need to be followed during installation and operation.īefore starting your appliance, the user manual should be read through carefully.įollow all the safety instructions and warnings, and be guided by the given recommendations. User manual for the ABBYY Screenshot Reader 11 contain basic instructions
(an older version).User Manual for ABBYY Screenshot Reader 11 Click to enlarge the pictureĬontents of the user manual for the ABBYY Screenshot Reader 11 The 2011-12 Christmas giveaway version was v9.
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(a) If you do not already have the ABBY Screenshot Reader, then get the FREE ABBY Screenshot Reader "RETAIL" (Christmas giveaway) software from (if it is still available).
I posted about the excellent scanner and associated software (including screenshots of the ABBY Screenshot Reader OCR output) in DCF:ĮPSON Perfection V330 Photo Scanner + ABBY and ArcSoft software on:, 20:21:30.
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The apparently newer version (v9.) was actually installed almost a year earlier on, as part of the EPSON scanner install +ABBY FineReader 9.0 Sprint software.330Mb and it duplicated a licence server service (you cannot seem to run the ABBY software without having that service running). So I uninstalled it without hiccup on, as it was duplication with file of approx. It turned out that this "RETAIL" version is apparently an older version (v9.) to the one I had already installed with my EPSON scanner (see below). Believing it to be the latest version at the time, on I installed the FREE ABBY Screenshot Reader "RETAIL" (Christmas giveaway) software from.The thing is, the Christmas giveaway version is actually quite an old version. Have just straightened them out after reading my installation notes and double-checking program versions: I have not tested that idea yet, of combining longer sections, since it is only a light occasional need. Often I take a pic of a paragraph, stick it in my email, Eudora, which is my normal text editor too, then OCR the same pic, so when I clean up any letter problems the two are right in front of me.Īnother trick is combining small pics into one, since my outgoing email tends to choke on too many pics (more than 3 or 4, it can get confused as to which is which).Īnd I would not mind using some good utility, disk or cloud, for combining when the sections are long I can not do it within an email since I am working with "screen-space". While you can easily duplicate the picture-taking capability with many products, you cannot do so with the text OCR. Plus, afaik, there really is no comparable product anywhere at a sensible price. Since this is a service I use virtually every session it is not a factor for me, but I understand that it is for some. And I wrote to Abbyy and got a decent response, which I may have posted on DC. (I think they do not spell-check.) However, again, this is only on touchy fonts.Īnd I had one short period of real annoyance about the startup service thing. The biggest weakness that they could improve involve the difficult fonts and some e comes out as c. Yet even there, in most cases the hand cleanup is easy.
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(Although once you know how to handle this, it goes quick.) And there may be some that are better on the difficult text (very small, although there a magnifier program can help. You may use a special program for sending a fifty-page document to OCR. functions help occasionally, to give you those umlauts from the text. This is a top-of-the-line product for internet-to-text (e.g. Please do not let the low price fool you, or the simplicity of function. Its an incredible deal at the regular price (I paid about $10 or $12). Kewl, I use this tool continually to take both image pics and text OCR pics of fair use material from books for research projects.
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