Hai Ive been using ocrad http://www.gnu.org/software/ocrad/ocrad.htm for ocr stuff with a script.
Originally I had to convert some pdf's to text files I ended up writing a batch script (bash).
I haven't got a copy of the script on hand (took me a while to perfect too) its been lost in the eth
* Michael Lake ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> I have not found anything that is anywhere near the ability of the
> commercial ocr packages that come with scanner software on Windows :-(
>
This is the only reason why I run an emulator -- for TextBridge.
Nick
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Michael Lake wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Has anyone had any (successful) experience with optical character
recognition software? I just tried gocr (whatever version is with Woody)
without a great deal of success, but I was working with a very poor
photocopy.
I haven't tried this, just a suggestion,
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Has anyone had any (successful) experience with optical character
recognition software? I just tried gocr (whatever version is with Woody)
without a great deal of success, but I was working with a very poor
photocopy.
I have tried gocr and another one called clara. Neither were
Hi all,
Has anyone had any (successful) experience with optical character
recognition software? I just tried gocr (whatever version is with Woody)
without a great deal of success, but I was working with a very poor
photocopy.
Thanks,
Alan
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On Wed, May 16, 2001 at 05:19:57PM +1000, Bill Bennett wrote:
> Has anybody any experience with the various OCR packages
> available? Freshmeat has ocre, gocr and FreeOCR; presumably they
> differ.
>
> Has anyone tried any of these?
>
> Regards,
>
> Bill Bennett.
I've used gocr a bit and it wo
Has anybody any experience with the various OCR packages
available? Freshmeat has ocre, gocr and FreeOCR; presumably they
differ.
Has anyone tried any of these?
Regards,
Bill Bennett.
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