[blindlaw] Scanning with Apple
Wmodnl
wmodnl at hotmail.com
Tue Mar 13 18:56:28 UTC 2012
I have a Mac and use K3000. It works well when scanning books; that, is about it. It turns my scanner into a great decoration though since it makes and creates more OCR errors. You are better off with a personal reader or going back to windows.
William O'Donnell, distributor
Organo Gold Enterprises, INC.
www.willsholistics.organogold.com
Sent from my iPad
On Mar 12, 2012, at 10:10 PM, "Andrew Webb" <awebb2168 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
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> First , I'd like to thank folks for the many helpful and substantive
> responses to my query last week about portable electronic devices. Apple
> IOS seems to be the popular choice, but I realize that there are other
> solutions as well, including the Victor Reader, Book Sense, neb books, etc.
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> For those using Apple devices, I wonder if any of you could comment on
> options for scanning documents for OCR? It's my understanding that Kurzweil
> and Open Book are not compatible with Apple. I believe that Apple has its
> own proprietary scanning program, but I have no idea if it is satisfactory.
> I'm wondering if any of you use the Apple scanning program, or do people
> just resort back to Kurzweil, OpenBook, etc. for these purposes?
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> Thanks in advance.
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> Andrew
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