![]() ![]() I like to scan them as one large file to save time during the OCR stage-but then I would have to separate them out again when I’m done. This is great, because often my clients send me personal documents, like driver’s licenses, that have a front and a back, which they scan and save as individual files. Major win!Īnother plus in the Pro version of this OCR tool is that you have four options for how you save your files: you can save your scanned output as a single file, a set of files (one for each page in the original), one file per source file, or a set of files separated at each blank page that appears in your source. Instead of running them through ABBYY, opening them in NeoOffice, saving as an ODT, and then putting them into OmegaT, I can go directly from ABBYY to my CAT tool. Because I can now convert directly to ODT files, I save a major step in my standard workflow for heavily formatted documents. DOC format, but also ODT, RTF, HTML, CSV, and a few other choices. My favorite improvement by far has to be the option to convert to not only. I ran the same four documents through Pro and was blown away by the results. I recently did a rush job on some heavily formatted personal documents using Express. The Pro version reads files much better than the Express version did-and I liked the Express version. This upgrade is a fantastic improvement to optical character recognition for Mac users. We now have a Pro version of the OCR software. ABBYY FineReader recently introduced an upgrade for Mac users. ![]()
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