Fast, accurate and secure PDF conversions - ABBYY FineReader 11 efficiently converts PDF documents to editable text, allowing you to easily change, update and use information locked in PDF files. Adaptive document recognition technology - FineReader 11 precisely re-creates multi-page document structures and formatting, including text size and font styles, tables and diagrams, columns, headers, footers, footnotes, page numbers and more. New Black and White mode delivers up to 45% faster results compared to FineReade 10. FineReader not only now supports most available types of PDF, it also exports PDFs and extracts text from PDFs, a capability that turns PDF into an editable file format.Key Features: -Greater speed & accuracy - Convert documents into editable text and searchable PDFs with up to 99.8% recognition accuracy.
So it's a good thing that FineReader expands its Adobe Acrobat PDF file capabilities in version 7.0.
PDF has become the lingua franca of the online document world because Adobe gives away the Reader program free. More-experienced OCR users will find that additional toolbars provide quick access to advanced functions such as recognition zone adjustments, image editing, and rotation. The other four buttons control individual steps, letting you scan, read, proofread, and save the recognized pages as a document. One launches several one-step scan and read operations, ideal for beginners who need help wading through many OCR options. Right below the standard menu bar, you'll find a toolbar with five large icons. The FineReader interface makes basic OCR tasks as simple or as complex as you'd like. If you can't connect to the Internet, however, FineReader will run-in a crippled state that won't save or print recognized text. If you're connected to the Internet, it's simple to complete this copy-protection step. The notable installation exception is that FineReader 7.0 now requires product activation. The FineReader OCR interface shows the original image, recognized text, and a close-up image of the scanned page.
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