Thread: Calibre Book Reader for Proof Reading/Editing
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Old 05-10-2011, 03:51 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by SBT View Post
I'm possibly veering somewhat off-topic here
No, it's still on topic and could be useful at times.

When I scan pages I use Microsoft OneNote 2010. It allows scanned pages to be OCR'd and pasted as plain text in a box next to the scanned image. I'm also having a play with the speech recognition built into Windows 7, by reading books aloud.

I still like the idea of hooking into the calibre reader but it might be more of a tweak-epub launched from the reader rather than wysiwyg editing.
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