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Old 10-11-2008, 04:57 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Patricia View Post
No, OCR screws up the text in perfectly normal books too. I expect to spend about 10-15 hours unscrewing a straightforward novel, depending on its length, and on whether there are a lot of italics or emdashes to reinstate.
This really depends on the OCR-software you are using, I scanned a 560 page book 2 days ago and had it converted with Finereader 9 (trial) and the software is amazing - it comes with inbuilt dictionaries and "knows" what characters it had troubles with so the "proofing" process was done within an hour.
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