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NeOCR is a free software based on Tesseract (Open Source OCR Engine) for the Windows operating system. It provides an easy and user-friendly user interface to recognize texts contained in images as well as PDF documents and convert to editable text formats (.txt, .doc, .docx). This product is accessible to Blind and Visually Impaired peoples (tested with NVDA and Narrator).
Features
- .NET GUI frontend for Tesseract 4.0 OCR engine
- Supports all languages provided by Tesseract
- Accessible to Blind and Visually Impaired Peoples (tested with NVDA and Narrator)
- Tesseract language packs Download and installation support
- TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP image formats
- PDF Documents
- Bulk OCR features
- Scan and OCR support
- Export Recognition Result to plain text or .docx
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This software is already helping to efficiently digitize priceless volumes into machine readable format. Thank you, live saver! Whatever idiot shill said this is a virus does not want this wonderful software to thrive. Ridiculous. THANK YOU AUTHOR!
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Well, it's definitely not malware as Mr. Virus Total claims. This is why we need legalized abortion, honestly. The only issue was in the actual optical recognition and that, of course, isn't the developer's fault. The tesseract library is clearly garbage, incapable of discerning text from even digital images with black text on white backgrounds. I give this a "4" for the effort but, man, scrap this library. After processing 500 images to retrieve their text, it's obvious that tesseract is broken.
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Virus Total says it is malware. virus total.com