Well I got to observe Finereader 14 improvements in action. It can recognize documents where there were jibberish before. I can see all the innfo on a health report that wasn't there iether.

Hi List, I was just searching and Abbyy Finereader 14 was realeased on April 28, 2017. https://www.scanviews.com/abbyy-finereader-14-released/ I think the current version is 15.

I’ve been using OCR software for 25 years; I started with omnipage 7. What the developers say about how much their product has improved should be taken with at least 2 grains of salt; at

Hello, suddenly my mail app wants to download e-mail in pictures instead of text. How do I get it to download my e-mail messages as text. Now the screen readers will not read the messages. Thanks

Hello, my mom used my mail app on my pc. Now it wants me to download messages in pictures. How do I get back to text and stop downloading every time I check my mail. It, the mail app, keeps saying

It may be that Docuscan (spelling) is worth considering. I've seen a small number of very favorable comments about it. Gene On 4/10/2022 7:15 AM, enes sarıbaş wrote:

It is $117 a year, but I get your point.  But if you look at the changelog you'll see improvements in the OCR as  well.  The program has gotten much much better in the 14.0 version in particular.

Hi Gene, The website states the standalone lisence is still available, however it isn't an option for the personal version. And the software has improved dramatically in OCR recognition, especially

Newer versions of OCR software, have negligible improvements to textrecognition; you are probably just paying for more bells and whistles, like cloud store, sharing, etc.. If I already had abbyy

Yes, but can you still buy it or is it only a subscription service? If you can buy it, unless things have changed in the last number of years, I saw little improvement in OCR software for a long

Hi all, So finereader has done a major price hike.  It used to be you could upgrade for $99 or $129 if you were too late to latest version.  However now the new subscription is iether $19 a month

I tried the f12 a while ago and indeed it did work, I was even able to save the file to my external drive. Troy On 4/8/2022 9:13 PM, Thom Spittle wrote:

Hey All, I was informed by Taslima that the link in the message I forwarded was uniquely identified to me. This explains why it didn’t work for everybody else. . The link in the message below

I don't know where the add-on came from. I wouldn't want to say peither way without knowing more. Gene On 4/9/2022 11:47 AM, heather albright wrote:

I download this add on, sound on and my security kept saying it can harm my pc. IS my security to sensitive? I am using brave! Thanks Heather Sent from Mail for Windows

Even though a page comes up when you do a search such as I described with a description of the software and a download link, following the download link causes a page to load which has this line

As far as it still working, I don't know if you can install it if it isn't in the Chrome apps store. Since it is available in a new version on Software informer, the same site as you

I'm not making any general objection to it. I personally don't like sounds in most cases and I keep their use to a minimum. I want to hear sounds like the Windows bootup sound and the error

So even though Sound On Click is no longer available in the official Chrome apps store, it still works? What is your objection to it? Is it the clicking sound itself or something