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Old 04-27-2011, 02:42 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by norway1456 View Post
OmniPage 17 and Abbyy Fine Reader 10.
Fine reader seems to be much more popular with the book scanning community.

On those rage occasions when I need to use OCR I use Readiris at work (at home I run on Linux and Open Source solutions aren't quite there, yet). We have purchased cheap scanner/printer/copier/fax combo from HP and the Readiris software was thrown in at no extra charge.

Long time ago I used to use Recognita that was very good at its time and it also came as a bundle with an Umax scanner.

So try to look around. Perhaps you could get a good deal buying some bundle.
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