![]() One of the down sides of Tesseract is it doesn’t recognize pictures embedded with text. You need to manually do Recognize all on other pages. Take note, however, if you are OCRing a PDF that has multiple pages, Recognize all will only OCR one page at a time. In other words, you don’t need to select any specific text – just hit Recognize all and gImageReader will OCR the whole image/PDF. On images/PDFs that are made up of mostly text you can do a full recognition. Once you have images/PDFs loaded into gImageReader, what to do next depends on what type of images/PDFs they are: …or hit Acquire Image to scan in a document: To start OCR’ing, either hit Open Images and import the images/PDFs you want to OCR… Optically recognizing charactersĪs already mentioned, Tesseract is the engine while gImageReader is the GUI so you don’t have to do anything with Tesseract itself you use Tesseract through gImageReader.Īfter you get past the configuration mumbo jumbo mentioned above, you’ll be met with the following: Unless you specifically changed it, these are found in C:\Program Files\Tesseract-OCR\tessdata (32-bit) and C:\Program Files (x86)\Tesseract-OCR\tessdata (64-bit).Īfter doing all the above mentioned, you are ready to start OCR’ing.
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