Hi Bret.
Ok phone drive can do it, I will try that. I tried with a lot of different 
apps, which did not work. Thank you.

Cheers Annie.
Den Jul 7, 2013 kl. 2:41 AM skrev Brett <brettst...@gmail.com>:

> Hi, 
> 
> I just tried the open in function of Prismo and opened the document in 
> Phonedrive. Once opened in Phonedrive, I was then able to move the file in to 
> to my dropbox folder. phonedrive let's you link to Dropbox so that a dropbox 
> folder shows within Phonedrive.g   
> 
> Sent with Siri from Brett's iPhone
> 
> On 07/07/2013, at 9:48 AM, Annie Skov Nielsen <annieskovniel...@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Esther and Others.
>> 
>> You can infact make good quality images with your standscan pro and prizmo, 
>> and e.g. use finereader on your computer to recognize the images, it works 
>> pritty good. There are still a little bug in prizmo, I think there are a 
>> limmet of how many pages can be saved in a single PDF file. The only problem 
>> I have, is that it is difficult to get the PDF image opened in another app, 
>> which will allow you to save to dropbox, if anybody knows an app, so I can 
>> use prizmos open in function and get the image into my dropbox I will be 
>> happy.
>> 
>> Cheers Annie.
>> Den Jul 6, 2013 kl. 11:16 PM skrev Esther <mori...@mac.com>:
>> 
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> Anne and Sandy have both given good answers to the question about what the 
>>> difference is between the TextGrabber and Prizmo OCR apps. My quick answer 
>>> would be similar to Anne's: that for use with a StandScan Pro or Scan Box 
>>> that supports your iPhone at the right height, TextGrabber might work 
>>> slightly better for you, but that the voice guidance features of Prizmo for 
>>> image positioning make it easier to use if you are trying to OCR something 
>>> freehand.  (Anne, Sandy, and I, along with a few other list members, all 
>>> trained ourselves to use these OCR apps freehand using the previous version 
>>> of Prizmo.  If you have no vision, I'd recommend getting the Light Detector 
>>> app to check lighting conditions before you use your OCR app freehand.)
>>> 
>>> In addition, as Sandy says, Prizmo works in a way that is a bit more like 
>>> conventional OCR apps for scanners, in being able to separate out regions 
>>> of text and pictures.  Because these two apps use different OCR engines, 
>>> one or the other may perform slightly better for specific documents.  And 
>>> in addition to the basic engine, you may find TextGrabber more streamlined 
>>> for doing page by page document scans with the StandScan Pro, but prefer to 
>>> use Prizmo for books.
>>> 
>>> I wanted to point out one feature of Prizmo that hasn't been mentioned: it 
>>> can can run OCR from PDF files, while OCR apps either require that the 
>>> image be taken by the user from the camera, or by selecting an image from 
>>> your camera roll, or by starting with a jpeg image.  A number of people 
>>> have asked whether it's possible to run an OCR from a PDF image -- 
>>> especially college students who may receive official forms or class 
>>> handouts as scanned PDF images that they either download or get as mail 
>>> attachments.  In those cases you can use the "Open in" feature to open that 
>>> PDF document in Prizmo, and OCR the results. Before. we had to screen 
>>> capture the images to our camera rolls, and then use either TextGrabber or 
>>> Prizmo to open the last image in our camera rolls and OCR it, and you'd 
>>> have to do a separate screen shot for each page.  This feature of the 
>>> upgraded version of Prizmo from a few months ago is usable on any iOS 
>>> device, regardless of that device's camera resolution.
>>> 
>>> There's a good LifeHacker article on "The Best Image-to-Text App for 
>>> iPhone":
>>> http://lifehacker.com/5829568/the-best-image+to+text-app-for-iphone
>>> 
>>> It's old, but basically accurate, except for the current pricing 
>>> information. Prizmo and TextGrabber have each received recent version 
>>> upgrades that improved OCR performance and the the app's interface, along 
>>> with its accessibility with VoiceOver.  Apart from the overall quality and 
>>> accuracy of the OCR performance, both these apps support multiple languages 
>>> (even in the same document), and can deal with images that are upside down 
>>> or rotated by 90 degrees.  TextGrabber will support OCR in more 
>>> non-European languages, so that might be another consideration.  Prizmo 
>>> lists for $9.99, and has only gone on sale a few times.  TextGrabber's 
>>> price has been as high as $9.99, especially after the recent version 
>>> upgrade, but goes on sale more frequently, and has been available for as 
>>> low as $0.99 and $1.99 recently, so this can be quite a bargain.  (Current 
>>> TextGrabber price is $5.99)
>>> 
>>> There's a third OCR app that a number of people like: TextDetective.  It 
>>> works using the iPhone camera with the device held in landscape mode.  For 
>>> many people, before the release of Prizmo version 2, Text Detective was the 
>>> first freehand OCR app they were able to get results with.  It works very 
>>> fast, and updates you on the OCR progress. You can save results to history, 
>>> send as a text message or send as email.  However, it only works in 
>>> English, you have to orient the document correctly (no upside down or 
>>> rotated text), and the image usually only covers a section of the area or 
>>> page that you want to OCR.  You can use it for non-standard conditions -- 
>>> like holding it in front of your computer screen to OCR contents when your 
>>> screen reader voice has failed.  TextDetective was released at a very low 
>>> price ($1.99), but since the New Year has been priced at $9.99.  Unlike 
>>> Prizmo and TextGrabber, TextDetective was designed with visually impaired 
>>> users in mind.  I will say, however, that both Prizmo and TextGrabber did a 
>>> wonderful job of redesigning their interfaces for use with VoiceOver in 
>>> response to user feedback.
>>> 
>>> Here are the App Store URLs for all three OCR apps mentioned above, with 
>>> current prices:
>>> • TextGrabber + Translator for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch ($5.99) by ABBYY
>>> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/textgrabber-+-translator/id438475005?mt=8
>>> • Prizmo - Scanning, OCR, and Speech ($9.99) by Creaceed
>>> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/prizmo-scanning-ocr-speech/id366791896?mt=8
>>> • TextDetective ($9.99) by Blindsight
>>> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/textdetective/id541494875?mt=8
>>> 
>>> HTH.  Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther    
>>> 
>>> On 6 Jul 2013, at 09:12, Sandratomkins wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Hi,
>>>> 
>>>> Text Grabber has a lovely, simple interface and has quite a good OCR 
>>>> Engine, but prizmo's is a little more sophisticated. So, if you come 
>>>> across a piece of text, perhaps in a newspaper/magazine where text is 
>>>> displaced by pictures/headlines/cartoons etc, prizmo might do rather 
>>>> batter than TG for you.
>>>> 
>>>> However, I have found that TG does better with shiny surfaces. In short, 
>>>> the two apps compliment eachother. plus, should one become, temporarily, 
>>>> inaccessible, something that can happen to the best intentioned of apps, 
>>>> you will always have the other.
>>>> 
>>>> Finally, prizmo allows you to create multi-page documents/books. i haven't 
>>>> done much with this myself, but the possibility is there!
>>>> 
>>>> HTH Sandy. 
>>>> 
>>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>> 
>>>> On 6 Jul 2013, at 19:57, Lelia Struve <leliastr...@samobile.net> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Hi JoJo, and any one else who wants to answer, what is the difference 
>>>>> between text grabber and prismo? I know different people have different 
>>>>> views, I have text grabber but not prismo. that is why I am asking.
>>>>> 
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