Adam Tauno Williams wrote: > I've only ever used gOCR [http://jocr.sourceforge.net/] it worked well > enough to develop keyword indexes for images. It does not work well > enough (and I've never seen an OCR package that does, commercial or > otherwise) to turn images into readable text. > The only OCR I've ever used that was worth the trouble was Xerox Textbridge. This was a few years ago. I'd dealt with a lot of really crummy OCR apps, so I was duly impressed when I gave it a page out of a magazine, in two-column format with pictures, and it produced nearly flawless text. It even identified the columns properly instead of mixing them together. I think there were two typos (OCRos?) on the whole page.
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