On 27 September 2012 22:17, Guido wrote:
> Did you find any other solution than using tesseract and pdfbeads? What are
> your experiences so far?
If you are using Linux, try gscan2pdf.
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Jeff
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> I'm using Quick PSF library in my app to create PDF's
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Did you find any other solution than using tesseract and pdfbeads? What are
your experiences so far?
I am currently looking for a solution to a similar problem: When I scan
documents at university, the only option is to save it as pdf. Afterwards,
at home, I'd like to convert those files into s
zdenko,
Thanks for the reply.
> You did not specified language but in case of python
I am pretty agnostic about language as long as it can run via the CLI
on linux - the OCR process is on the backend.
In case anyone else runs across this:
I am an OCR noob so the past few days have been pretty
just for remark: Mihail Radu Solcan in 2008 posted 2 articles [1],
[2] about adding text to DjVu files. I am not sure if there are
such possibilities/tools for pdf. Anyway - he used box file for this task
(hocr was not available)
You did not specified language but in case of python try to have a
Tesseract 3.01
hocr2pdf 0.8.5
My project has been using Tesseract to OCR documents for some time and
we are really happy with the results.
We have been recently asked to offer the documents in our system as
searchable PDFs.
My initial attempt has been to create a searchable PDF using the hocr
ou
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