Thread: Is manual page capture the real bottleneck in scanning owned physical books?
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Old 07-06-2026, 01:34 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by SuperComfySoft View Post
I have good memories of using ABBYY FineReader (which at some point used to be one of the best things?) to digitize some books and being devastated the results were still not good enough to use for anything really.
Hey, good name. ABBYY Finereader still rules nowadays, IMO.

Old but gold was the Cuneiform OCR:

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