paul_valaru said:IRIS readiris pro?
MrBishop said:It's not bad depending on the version. The one that I have at home adds spaces between the letters of words. An older version doesn't learn.
paul_valaru said:got it bundled with an $1000 scanner i got for the office, according to the paper spam that comes with it, it learns as it goes
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StuTheWise said:I used to use Abbyy FineReader at my old job. I was actually surprised at how well it worked... but then again I've never used any other software.
Only problem is price if you choose to be legal about it.
Kawaii said:I used a program called Aladdin a few years back, i don't know if it's still on the market... It worked like a charm, though. Try googling or whatever.