Question:
How is open source OCR software different from regular OCR software? Where can I get it?
Answer:
Open source software differs from other types of software because it is open to modification by the public, so that improvements can be made. There are many different types of OCR software available online, some of which is open source software. If you are interested in working with the code and making your own improvements, you can search for open source OCR software and find a type that best fits your needs. However, if you are just looking for a program that is easy to use and has the features that you need, you can download a free trial of CVISION’s Maestro Recognition Server, a server-based OCR solution. Maestro’s OCR has proved to be the most accurate English OCR available, and Maestro also supports over 60 other languages. In addition, Maestro is perfect for users who need speed and batch processing capabilities.
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