I know what you mean about pressing the lid down to flatten the pages of a
book. I use to keep a five pound weight handy and place it on the lid to save
me the arm strain. But, I suppose picking up and placing the weight for each
turn of the page could also get tiresome.
On Dec 6, 2013, at
Hi.
I experience the new finereader as very accessible. If you have a supported
scanner, you can scan directly from a supported scanner without vuescan, this
is a major step forward.
There could be unlabled buttons but the helptags works, but most of the buttons
are labled correct. In my
Hi,
Do you know if Finereader Pro supports wireless scanning? The Express version
didn’t but if the pro version does, then i’ll have to go grab it.
/Krister
6 dec 2013 kl. 10:09 skrev Annie Skov Nielsen annieskovniel...@gmail.com:
Hi.
I experience the new finereader as very accessible. If
Hi Annie,
Which scanner do you have that is not supported by find reader? I was doing
some looking, and it appears they don't support any of the Plustek scanners. I
also found that there is apparently a driver for the plustek 3800 that works
Onamac, but I guess it is only with plustek
Hi Mary..
I have an opticbook 4800, I can not find a driver that works on the mac exept
for vuescan, but it is very slow, and I get terrible scanning results with
vuescan I do not know why.
I also love book edge scanners, and there are not many of them on the market.
If you have a plustek
Hi.
Where do you get onformation about which scanners is supported.
Best regards Annie.
Den 06 Dec 2013 kl. 14:47 skrev Annie Skov Nielsen annieskovniel...@gmail.com:
Hi Mary..
I have an opticbook 4800, I can not find a driver that works on the mac exept
for vuescan, but it is very slow,
I found a link on that Abby site but took me to the Apple Store. And there was
an extensive list of supported scanners. Plus tech was not in there. I'm on an
iPhone right now, so I don't have that link. But you can probably find it by
going to the bbyy.com site.
Mary
Sent from my iPhone
On
I followed the links to the abbyy website from the app store. on the page for
the pro version of abbyy finer reader, under the tab for tech specs in the
hardware section is a link to the apple website for supported ICA scanners.
I think this is it.
see the list on the Apple web-site
On Dec
Hi Annie,
I do not have an optic book 3800. I have a 3600, which I have been using a long
time with Kurzweil 1000 on Windows. But I would like to move to the Mac if I
can find a scanner I like with this new find reader. I saw a knowledgebase
article on the plus tech website which had a link to
Can anybody tell me what the difference is between Finereader Express and
finereader pro? Since I already paid for the Express version before it was in
the app store, I would like to know what added benefits I am getting before I
pay for the Pro version. I don't object to paying something; I
Hi.
You can scan multipage documents directly from finereader pro, and you can
convert to a wide range of formats, and the quality is exelent. You can also
split double sided scannings automatic, and it works quite good.
Best regards Annie.
Den 06 Dec 2013 kl. 17:04 skrev Cheryl Homiak
You know, Epson scanners are supported and work quite well in my opinion. Also,
you can pick one up for around $120 or so. There are many other supported and
cheap scanners that will do a good job. Basically any scanner that apple sells
will work for you.
On Dec 6, 2013, at 10:44 AM, Mary
Hi Phil,
Yes, I know that a lot of scanners are supported. But when I scan a book on a
flat-bed the old-fashioned way, i.e. pressing the book down so as to get a good
view of both pages, I pay for it with all kinds of muscle pain in the shoulders
and arms. Too much typing for too many years and
Hi again.
Ok I took the chance and bought the new finereader for mac. In my opinion it is
an amazing peace of software.
Best regards Annie.
Den 05 Dec 2013 kl. 20:46 skrev Annie Skov Nielsen annieskovniel...@gmail.com:
Hi.
Today abbyy has released a pro version of finereader for mac. You
This is very exciting about fine reader your Pro. The Windows version has
always have excellent reviews. How is it with voiceover? Is there somewhere a
list of directly supported scanners?
Mary
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 5, 2013, at 4:18 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen annieskovniel...@gmail.com
I have the express for mac version and it is section 508 compliant, as is the
pro version (according the the website). If the pro version is as accessible as
the express version then I assume it is probably highly accessible.
Also, there is a $20 discount for upgrading from the express version,
Thanks, Annie, this is very useful information. I will get it too.
Andrew
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