[blindlaw] OCR and Handwriting

[Tai Tomasi]

This is also my experience. 

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None. Hand writing is so variable that I do not believe it can be well read by a computer yet. I usually request a legal secretary or paralegal to read aloud hand writing so I can start work immediately. We also have document support services that can type up handwritten materials into a Word file, which is good for anytime I have to consult the document later. That being said, my practice involves relatively few handwritten materials. Most of them come from my pro bono work.

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All,

Good afternoon. Which OCR apps or programs do you consider best for reading handwriting?

Warmth,
Sanho

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