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Create PDF, Document Automation, OCR PDF, PDF Optimize / December 28, 2016

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Batch Image to OCR PDF

In Archived, Batch PDF OCR, Create PDF, OCR, Optical Character Recognition, searchable pdf by DavidMarch 25, 2012Leave a Comment

Question: How can I make my image files text searchable? Answer: You can make image files such as TIFF text searchable by using OCR software. OCR, or optical character recognition, can convert image files into fully text searchable files. The …

Batch Scan to PDF

In Archived, Convert PDF, Create PDF, CVISION PdfCompressor by MarshaApril 24, 2011Leave a Comment

Question: What is the best way to convert bulk scanning directly into PDF? When handling this many pages, individual conversion would take an unreasonably long time. Answer: For bulk conversion, you definitely need special software that can take care of …

Scan to PDF Software

In Archived, Convert PDF, Create PDF, Scanned Documents by MarshaSeptember 17, 2010Leave a Comment

Question: What kind of software would I need in order to scan documents and produce PDF files as the output? Answer: It sounds like you just need conversion software. With PDF conversion, all you need to do is scan any …

Convert TIFF To Searchable PDF

In Archived, Convert PDF, Create PDF, PDF Conversion, Tiff by JerryJune 21, 2010Leave a Comment

Question: Hi, I have a bunch of TIFF files, but all my clients say that it is hard to search through, and that the format is not as accessible as some others. I’ve heard of software that converts TIFF to searchable PDF, …

Create Searchable PDF Files

In Archived, Create PDF, searchable pdf by ChrisNovember 9, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I do not want to go through all my documents manually. Is there a way to make my PDF files searchable? Answer: Yes the solution to your problem is OCR technology.  With it, you can search documents without having …

Document Scanning Software PDF

In Archived, Convert PDF, Create PDF, CVISION PdfCompressor, OCR PDF by MarshaOctober 29, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I am looking for a program that provides a fairly wide set of operations that I can perform with my PDFs and other scanned documents. Document conversion is necessary, and compression would be a big plus. Can you recommend …

Scanned Documents

In Adobe PDF Conversion, Archived, Compress File, Convert PDF, Create PDF, CVISION PdfCompressor, Document Compression, File Compression, OCR, OCR Download, OCR PDF, PDF Compression, PDF Conversion, PDF OCR by MarshaJuly 27, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I have a bunch of scanned documents on my computer, but I really can’t do anything with them because the files are too big, and the computer can’t recognize the text anyway, so they are pretty useless to me …

How To Scan to PDF

In Adobe PDF Conversion, Archived, Convert PDF, Create PDF, CVISION PdfCompressor, PDF Conversion, Scanned Documents by ChrisJuly 2, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I can’t figure out how to use my scanner software properly. Can you please tell me how to scan to PDF? Answer: The question of how to scan to PDF is a very common one. If your scanner’s software …

TIFF to PDF Converter

In Archived, Create PDF, CVISION PdfCompressor, PDF Conversion, Tiff by ChrisJune 12, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I’ve been using the TIFF format for all of my scanned documents, but am now realizing that this is a bad idea because I want to be able to search them. Do you have a TIFF to PDF converter, …

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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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