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Re: end of the line for finereader

Shaun Everiss
 

As for omnipage it appears nuance has sold it to a company called kofax along with paperport.


My brother scanner has the last version of paperport 14.2 and its not accessable really I mean it was at one stage but who knows.

In 2016 I got an offer on aother computer from some speech recognition software for omnipage but didn't need it at the time.

if I'd known I would have got that one then.

Yeah k1000 aint available and the last version was 2015 which was a shame.

It handled pdf, braille transcription and the like.

Still who knows.

If this text cloner pro actually works out I will be happy.

On 11/06/2020 9:15 am, g melconian wrote:
Don’t know .kurzweil 1000 has not been updated since 14. Since the developer of Kurzweil 1000 for the blind has retired. they are still keeping Kurzweil 3000 product around. Maybe download a trial of that and see how it works. The other thing I can think of is open book by VFO or omni page .but with omni page I have not tried and don’t know how well it will work .

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Subject: [nvda] end of the line for finereader

Hi all.

Well, looks like fine reader just had a name change since I have gotten it.

It seems to be called fine reader 15 pdf now.

Since support and abbyy don't seem to deem it important to fix the accessibility issues and since it all seems locked to business now I think it is time for me to cut my losses and upgrade.

The last version was released at the end of the year.

What ocr program should I use instead of abbyy fine reader.
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