ABBYY FineReader vs. Tungsten OmniPage

The most common scenario is a need to do a high-level OCR-scan of a document followed by heavy editing. I believe that FineReader is in its own league in that regard, and there is no single reason why would someone choose an alternative soft for the purpose.

Another common scenario is a need of detailed comparison of pdf documents. A massive help!

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I use it for nearly every application to import from scanner or file. Kofax PDF Create is my option for direct document to pdf import.

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• Read and analyze complicated documents
• Automatically recognize tables and charts
• Convert any documents into various common formats

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• High percentage accuracy of OCR.
• Scan and create fillable documents.
• Import images to be processed from file folders.

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• Conversion to MS Word (formatting accuracy issues occur)
• Conversion to MS Excel (formatting accuracy issues occur)

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While Adobe Reader can identify documents and convert them to some other various formats, it cannot process the documents to identify tables for use in Excel. We only had success by letting Adobe read a file for any identifiable text but it wasn't always accurate. FineReaders ability to handle hundreds of pages at once felt leaps and bounds above Adobe

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I use both.

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• Great positive impact on productivity as it helps to avoid spending so much time scanning or editing documents
• Staff use the time saved with this tool on the substantive tasks of their position
• Our objective, being a public institution, is of a benefit to the population and not commercial, therefore everything that we add to perform efficiently and effectively, our work is always well appreciated.

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• Best value for its capability.
• Fast throughput.
• Accuracy.

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