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1. DEVONTHINK PRO OCR SCRIPT ABBYY FINEREADER 12 PDF
2. DEVONTHINK PRO OCR SCRIPT ABBYY FINEREADER 12 SOFTWARE

But yes, as soon as you edit a PDF in Preview the text layer is gone. Intuitive use and one-click automated conversion tasks let you do more with. Unmatched text recognition accuracy and document conversion capabilities virtually eliminate the time-consuming tasks of retyping and reformatting.

DEVONTHINK PRO OCR SCRIPT ABBYY FINEREADER 12 SOFTWARE

We worked around the earlier bugs in DEVONthink 2.9.8 and will address 10.12.2’s new problems in the upcoming 2.9.9. ABBYY FineReader OCR software helps individuals and teams turn scans of paper documents, PDF files, and digital photographs into easily searchable and editable formats. With DT’s FineReader engine it is hard to mark exact text-patterns in a pdf after OCR to paste it in a document or metadata dialog. Eric Bnisch-Volkmann confirmed this, saying ruefully: 10.12.2 fixes a few bugs but kills the OCR text layer in PDFs.

It delivers smaller file size footprints, so our expectations may be fulfilled with SDK engine v11Īccuracy of the position of recognized text: currently I am using the FineReader that comes with my ScanSnap as for me the recognized text is more closely overlayed at the correct image position. The ScanSnap scanner, e.g., currently comes with a FineReader component (be it a customized Stand Alone rather than the SDK engine) dated 2012. Scanning Digital document organisation Optical character recognition (OCR) Scripts / automation Shredding. It’s not that I’m a version nerd, but there are some things, that your customers are worried about and some not yet mentioned to consider:įiles size after OCR: with the current SDK engine version 8 dating back to 2007 and the current version being 11, released in late 2013 - a year ago - we all hope for reduced file sizes with the new engine. I couldnt find further documentation or samples for scripting ABBYY. Unfortunately, Im a beginner in AppleScript and cant get it to work. I try to write a simple script that does an OCR of a given pdf document and saves it as a pdf document to make it searchable. Sorry to bug you with this again, but could you be more specific about this future release and its time frame. The latest version of ABBYY FineReader for OS X now supports AppleScript.