Just about all new scanners are coming with Auto Document Feeder (ADF) functionality. And if you aren’t scanning your stuff yet for quick reference or long term storage, you really should.

But you can really take advantage of having these types of documents scanned in and sometimes you need to be able to get the text out of them; that’s when you need optical character recognition (OCR).

If you’ve ever run in to this situation where you’ve a fax or a scanned document and you need to have some or all it it retyped so you can do something with it, you’re going to be glad you’ve a tool like SimpleOCR…

SimpleOCR is a freeware program that is available for download without any charge. it’s not limited in any way; freely available for home and business use.

Comparable products like Nuance Communications’ Omnipage as a solution for converting scanned images into text, but it’s software package is expensive; offering extensive additional functions.

It reads and translates documents/files That can be used by just about any office application. SimpleOCR Is highly accurate.

If you have a scanner and want to avoid retyping your documents, SimpleOCR is the fast, free way to do it.  The SimpleOCR freeware is 100% free and not limited in any way.  Anyone can use SimpleOCR for free–home users, educational institutions, even corporate users.

If your a coder, SimpleOCR offers a SDK to developers to create your own mix/blend of OCR program. It even has a command line option.

If you just need a few things scanned every once in a while SimpleOCR is a good choice for you.

SimpleOCR can be downloaded from here.

Thanks,
LHenryJr.
www.lehsys.com

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