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How to Compress a TIFF File

In All, Archived, PDF Compression, PDF Conversion, Tiff, Tiff Compression by ChrisOctober 20, 2007Leave a Comment

Question: I have several TIFF files on my computer, which takes up massive amounts of space. I want to compress all those TIFF files. How can I compress those TIFF files, without making it a PDF file? Answer: Our PDF …

OCR for IKON scanners

In All, Archived, OCR, OCR Download, Optical Character Recognition by ChrisOctober 20, 2007Leave a Comment

Question: Does your OCR engine support IKON scanners? Answer: Yes, our OCR engine is compatible with IKON scanners. If you are looking for an OCR download for a IKON scanner I would suggest trying either PdfCompressor Professional or Desktop, both …

PDF Compression API

In API, Archived, PDF Compression, PDF OCR by ChrisOctober 13, 2007Leave a Comment

Question: Do you offer an API (Application Programming Interface) for your PDF compression product? Answer:  We do have an API available for use with PdfCompressor 4.0. If you are interested in using the API, please contact our sales department.

OCR & ICR for Mailroom Automation

In All, Archived, ICR, OCR, OCR PDF, Scanned Documents by ChrisOctober 10, 2007Leave a Comment

Question: I am interested in OCRing packing slips in our mailroom. The mailroom receives & sends out hundreds of packing slips daily, we need to OCR the documents, and potentially ICR, some of the handwritten text on the slips as …

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OCR
Optical Character Recognition

(n.) A process for recognizing text on a printed piece of paper and converting it to a machine-editable and searchable format.
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