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Extract Text PDF

In Archived, PDF OCR, Scanned Documents, searchable pdf by MarshaMay 22, 2010Leave a Comment

Question: Is there a faster way to extract text from a PDF file than copying it manually? Answer: There definitely is. The fastest way to extract text from PDF files is by using document management software, which can perform the …

Imaging System OCR PDF

In Archived, OCR PDF, PDF OCR, Scanned Documents, searchable pdf by MarshaJanuary 29, 2010Leave a Comment

Question: Is OCR part of a document imaging system? What is the role of software that can OCR PDF files? Answer: A document imaging system performs a wide range of functions, beginning with basic OCR, but also including classification of …

Searchable PDF from OCR

In Archived, PDF OCR, searchable pdf by MarshaJanuary 15, 2010Leave a Comment

Question: How can I get a searchable PDF files from my OCR software? Answer: First of all, it depends on the type of file that you start with. If it is not a PDF file, then you first need to …

Scan to Searchable PDF

In Archived, PDF Search, searchable pdf by KelvinDecember 29, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I am trying to turn papers that I scan into searchable PDF files. Is this even possible? And if so, how can I achieve this? Answer: Yes, this process can be done. When you scan something, it usually becomes …

Convert Scanned Images PDF File to Searchable PDF File

In Archived, PDF Search, searchable pdf by KelvinNovember 20, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I am trying to convert my scanned images that are PDF files to searchable PDF files, is there a way to do that? Answer: Well it looks like you need a software that can not only convert scanned images …

Batch Searchable PDF

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

Question: I have a batch of PDF files that contain a lot of information.  How can I make the PDFs searchable so that I can find things more efficiently? Answer: If you would like to make your batch of 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 …

Searchable PDF OCR

In Archived, Free OCR, Maestro Recognition Server, OCR, OCR Download, OCR PDF, OCR Software, PDF OCR, PDF Search, searchable pdf by MarshaJuly 30, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I often work with long text documents that have clearly been scanned from a book, and it’s really inconvenient to work with them as images. Is it possible to make a PDF text-searchable? Answer: You can easily make PDFs …

TIFF to OCR PDF Online

In Archived, compress TIFF, PDF OCR, searchable pdf, Tiff, Tiff Compression by ChrisJune 2, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I would like to be able to convert TIFF files to OCR PDF files for editing and searchability. My company processes a great deal of forms and our archived files are all TIFFs. Is there an online tool to …

Batch OCR PDF

In Archived, Batch PDF OCR, OCR, PDF OCR, searchable pdf by ChrisMay 3, 2009Leave a Comment

Question: I’m looking for batch OCR PDF software that can handle a large volume of scanned documents and make them searchable. I’ve tried some OCR PDF software, but it wasn’t able to handle large batch jobs. Does CVISION offer efficient …

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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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