ocrxtr recognision software

Alex Snow alex_snow at gmx.net
Thu Apr 10 16:37:59 EDT 2003


Just curious, has anyone tried jocr?
http://jocr.sourceforge.net


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On Thu, 10 Apr 2003, Terry Klarich wrote:

> Ocrxtr is a unix filter program which does no more than take as input a graphical file of many formats and runs optical character
> recognition on it.  It's output is an ascii text.  Very simple.
>
> One need only to obtain a scanner of their own choosing, install and configure sane.  Send the resulting tiff files to ocrxtr.
>
> I've used the Kurtzwiel reading edge and Aladen Ambassador for years.  This product far exceeds these products capibilities.
>
> The product costs $300 if you are blind and using it for home use.  There are several add-on's for $50 each.  These are mainly for
> output of specialized formats.  However, the one you might be interested in is the pdf input license.  This allows you to use ocrxtr
> to read pdf files.  This is superior to pdf2txt because ocrxtr will perform ocr on the graphical areas of a pdf.
>
> Terry
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2003 06:17:15 -0400 (EDT)you write:
> >What does this software do?
> >
> >-- charlie Crawford.
> >On Wed, 9 Apr 2003, Christopher Moore wrote:
> >
> >> Hello listers,
> >> I recently saw a rave review of the ocrxtr software for linux from someone
> >> on this list.  I looked at the vividata site and couldn't find any prices.
> >> That is generally a bad sign meaning the price is beyond affordable for an
> >> individual.  If anyone has any idea of prices, I'd be inteerested either on
> >> or off list.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Chris
> >>
> >
> >
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