Thread: PDF OCR output
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Old 07-07-2014, 06:41 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by agua102 View Post
Im using Abbyy Finereader 12with a pdf typically 80 MB.
In the context menu appears make PDF searchable. The program make a pdf searchable of around 8 Mb. The result in a mac with a cpu i7 is cpu charge 100% anytime i turn the page. What I m doing wrong. I use PDF or pdf-a with same results.

Is there a sticky post with how to make ocr?.

Obviously the pdf in android or ipad is very slow.
I only want, at least to read in the mac. The pdf file without ocr only has 20% of cpu use.

Thank you.
I haven't tried out Abbyy Finereader 12 as yet, but I have noticed that quicker ocr-ing and better compression (smaller files) of Abbyy 11 usually means somewhat slower pdf rendering than for Abbyy 10's files (on e-book readers and tablets), so I usually use Adobe Acrobat's 11 ClearScan mode.

Maybe you could simultaneously use both pdfs, un-ocred and ocred (pure text rather than ocred pdf image), as you would use additional dictionaries, audio players etc. while reading.

Un-ocred for quicker reading (and handwriting without highlighting) another one for searching and word definitions.

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