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Article #14724OCR for Scientific/Engineering Material
From: Lindsay Rollo
Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 00:00
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I am trying to identify OCR software that specifically caters for scientific, engineering and other technical special requirements. In particular I'm interested in software that: [1] allows bulk additions to the program's dictionary to allow the rapid inclusion of specialist vocabularies; [2} provides drop down boxes of user-selected special characters to permit immediate entry of both special symbols and characters commonly used in scientific and technical disciplines, eg, the superscript symbol to denote degrees of temperature. If anyone has experience of this type of data or information capture I'd be very pleased to receive e-mails. Lindsay J Rollo lrollo@actrix.gen.nz Wellington, New Zealand
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