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Old 07-01-2011, 12:52 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
I use Finereader 9 full version. Error rate for me is around 1 in 5 pages for straight text. Since I am one of those "zero-defect tolerance" people, it doesn't save me any proofing time, but fewer changes.

Finereader 10 has "cloud" features, so I am not interested. I use Finereader on my "sterile" machine...
Cloud? Really? For the standard version? Eep. But the info-page seems to say the cloud features are for the Corporate & Site licenses, not Pro.

Also: Do you know what resolutions 9 allow syou to save PDF images at? 7 lets me save out as a range of sizes from 72dpi to 600 dpi; 8 just has low-medium-high, and I think high is 300 dpi. (Maybe if I'm lucky, "high" is "match original." That's what happens when I save 400dpi scans at 600 on FR7.)

I prefer to work with 400 dpi scans, and save out as 300 dpi when I'm keeping images, but sometimes I want to keep 600dpi scans as original.
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