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Yes, ocrad IMHO is better than gocr.
Abby for linux is not available as single-user license and the sdk which 
includes a command-line client is priced at around $7000.00

The last time I have tried to compile socrates I got errors.
I will try again.
Regards, Willem

On Fri, 16 Mar 2006, Kirk Reiser wrote:

> Unless they've changed something Clara isn't accessible.  The web
> interface is designed for sharing font images for a font database but
> the operation is all 'X' or it was when I last looked at it.
>
> Ocrad however does a pretty good job in general.  Not as good as the
> commercial engines but all-in-all not bad.  There are debian packages
> for ocrad and I imagine rpm as well.  I have been working recently on
> improving socrates support to handle a range of engines and do some
> hand and automated scanner control for things like resolution, scale
> and contrast.
>
>  Kirk
>
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