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[VeryPDF Release Notes] VeryPDF Released a new version of VeryPDF OCR to Any Converter for Windows today
VeryPDF Released a new version of VeryPDF OCR to Any Converter for Windows software today, the new version included more OCR languages, please look at the screenshot for the new version which show more supported OCR languages at below, VeryPDF … Continue reading
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PDF+text files and Apple's PDFkit
Dear sir/madam, I have huge trouble with a big collection of PDF+text files I have. Since I work with mostly (sensitive) legal documents, and maintain an archive/database of them, that needs to be very searchable, I recently installed DevonThink Pro. … Continue reading
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We receive and save faxes as "plain or image" PDF. We need to OCR, extract a text based on some criteria and insert it into a custom form. We need to use PDF extraction to Text function.
Hi there, We have a situation and hopefully you can help. We receive and save faxes as "plain or image" PDF. We need to OCR, extract a text based on some criteria and insert it into a custom form. We … Continue reading
Use Image to PDF OCR Converter Command Line to create searchable PDF files from scanned TIFF, JPG and PDF files
I downloaded the trial version of the product Image to PDF OCR Converter Command Line to test and then make the purchase if it meets my needs. however to generate Img2PDF from PDF or JPG for OCR (command line), the … Continue reading
Convert Image file to Searchable PDF file
Hi there! Testing out your software. When I add a tiff image and then create a PDF - the resulting PDF is not searchable at all. I looked through your help and it says to use a command line? So … Continue reading
