Hi,
I think Cunneiform is now called openOCR, www.openocr.org.
Tesseract seems to work nice, better than gocr. I even managed to scan a
document that was an image containing a code for unsubscribing a
subscription for underwears.
Fredrik
On Thu, 10 Jul 2014, Willem van der Walt wrote:
You can buy an older version of abbyy finereader engine for linux and use
whatever front-end to do the OCR.
the open-source OCR engines that is usable to some extent, is cunneiform and
tesseract.
HTH, Willem
On Thu, 10 Jul 2014, Amir wrote:
Hi,
i want to know what software used to scan books. on windows, we use
openbook but what is the same thing on linux?
that is accessible to orca of course.
thanks!
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