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What our customer's say!

"Very Accurate & Easy to use OCR Software Package", I purchased ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Pro and used it to OCR a 560-page book this weekend. The book contains genealogy information, with numerous reproductions of old documents and family pictures. I wanted to create an electronic copy for archival purposes, and to make the contents "searchable" in PDF document format. It did a fantastic job of recognizing the text, with virtually 100% accurate text replacement suggestions. It also did a very good job of recognizing pictures, with only a few document reproductions needing manually selection with the picture box tool. I was also impressed with the compact PDF output. Using the 'print quality' (300dpi) picture setting produced a PDF file size of just under 25 MB for the entire 560-page document! The OCR process and quick review of the 560 converted pages only took about two hours. I'll probably go back later for a closer check of the FineReader document, but I doubt I'll find many OCR errors.

My congratulations to the ABBYY development team, and special thanks to Amazon for getting this order to me in one-day using standard shipping!

"Abbyy Finereader continues to improve", After learning about the new release of Abbyy Finereader 9.0, I decided to download the trial edition. I have used Finereader since version 6 and upgraded to 8 two years ago. Personally, I think Finereader is a better program than Omnipage in recognizing text and maintaining the original format and layout of a scan. While Finereader is expensive, Omnipage is costly too. In terms of price, I find Finereader 9 is worth the upgrade fee. After searching on Google, I found a discounted upgrade price of $130 for Finereader 9. Wasted time is wasted money in the scheme of life. Therefore, I will explain why Finereader 9 is worth purchasing.

Finereader 8 is a good program, but version 9 improves the interface and accuracy of the program. I scanned a complicated newspaper column at 600 dpi and Finereader 9 was able to recognize fonts much better than 8 and maintain the format exactly. After closely looking at the fonts Finereader 9 chose, I think this feature alone is valuable to maintain the original document's appearance. The interface makes it much easier to compare the original scan with the edited copy, which also saves time. Finereader 9 provides lots of output options that include RTF, DOC, Word, XLS, PDF, HTML, PPT, TXT, DBF, CSV, and LIT. I think the program lets a user customize these file types better than version 8.

Edit options within Abbyy Finereader 9 are also better than version 8. It is easy to crop, rotate, split, invert, erase, and change the image resolution within a scanned image. In the past, I did scan a lot of documents into Photoshop before I imported them into Finereader. With version 8 and 9, this option is not necessary for most documents. My newspaper scan provides a lot of field tests because , newspapers have a lot of unique format qualities that include multiple fonts, grayish backgrounds, pictures laid within text columns, and small text. Finereader 9 made only this mistake: (Fm instead of (I'm. This shows me that 9 is very accurate when put under difficult conditions.

I will try to post images of the documents I scanned to show Finereader's accuracy. My only disappoint so far is version 8 made it easy to add meta information to PDF tags. I have yet to find this ability in 9. It does a good job of showing the tagged order, but the meta information was easy to input into version 8. Version 7 of Finereader was bad, eight was great, and 9 is excellent. Continue to advance OCR Abbyy. Here are some of the program's new features according to the program help menu:

What's New in ABBYY FineReader 9.0

* Version 9.0 of ABBYY FineReader provides a number of major enhancements and features. Some features (as specified below) are specific to ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Corporate Edition or ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Site License Edition.

* Intelligent document processing
* Proprietary OCR technology
* ABBYY FineReader uses ABBYY's latest groundbreaking Adaptive Document Recognition Technology to analyze multi-page documents in their entirety rather than page by page. This approach preserves the logical organization of the document, retaining not only the original text and columns, but also headers, footers, fonts, styles, footnotes, and the numbered captions of tables and pictures. The resulting electronic version can be easily edited and re-used.

* Matching fonts and styles
Significant changes have been made to the font recognition module, which now identifies the fonts used in the original document and finds the best matches from among the available fonts on your computer.

* Ease of use
Auto-detection of document languages
FineReader no longer requires you to manually select recognition languages for your documents prior to starting OCR. The program uses advanced algorithms to detect the languages used.

* Improved interface
FineReader's new results-driven interface has been enhanced to be simpler and more intuitive. Windows, toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, as well as scanning, OCR, and saving options, can be customized. New interactive tips streamline user learning and help you get results faster.

* New QuickTasks
FineReader provides numerous predefined QuickTasks that allow you to quickly convert your PDF documents, images, digital photos or scanned paper documents into a Microsoft Word document, Microsoft Excel worksheet, or PDF file. You can launch any of the QuickTasks with a single mouse click:
- from the QuickTasks window
- from Start>All Programs>ABBYY FineReader 9.0
- or from the shortcut menu of a file.
Running OCR from within other applications
Version 9.0 adds support for Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Outlook to the previous integration with Microsoft Word.

* Multi-core processor support
ABBYY FineReader 9.0 harnesses the capabilities of the increasingly popular multi-core processors. This technology allows users to perform several document processing steps simultaneously without slowing down the system.

* PDF/A, DjVu, DOCX, and XLSX support
PDF/A: Now you can save your documents in PDF/A, a commonly used for long-term document storage in archives and libraries.

DjVu: ABBYY FineReader enables you to extract text from files in the popular DjVu e-book format and saves it in an editable format of your choice.

DOCX and XLSX: Integration with Microsoft Office 2007 allows you to save recognized documents in DOCX and XLSX.

* Professional features
Working with legal texts
ABBYY FineReader 9.0 automatically identifies the specialized elements and formatting found in legal documents. The product automatically identifies legal documents and preserves their original attributes, such as signatures in contracts and line numbers from pleading documents.

* Section 508 Compliance
ABBYY FineReader 9.0 complies with Section 508. The software's accessibility features include customizable keyboard shortcuts and wizards that can be easily read by screen readers; beep signals that single the end of operations; and text that is automatically scaled to the screen's width.
Processing e-mail messages with ABBYY Hot Folder & Scheduling
(only in ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Corporate Edition and ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Site License Edition)
You can specify which images sent by MFPs or faxes to your email box should be automatically processed by FineReader.

* Windows Vista Certified
ABBYY FineReader 9.0 has been officially certified for Microsoft Windows Vista devices and software. The Windows Vista Certified logo ensures the program's compatibility with the advanced features of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system.