RUSSIAN OCR SOFTWARE

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Fine Reader 3.0
for Windows

Do you want to read a newspaper article or other document written in a language you are unfamiliar with? Why retype information from printed material when, with a simple push of a button, you can automatically input multi-language text directly into your word processor or translation software? Fine Reader OCR (Optical Character Recog-nition) software and your scanner can save you time, avoid errors and frustration.

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IBT’s finest product offering, Fine Reader OCR software is perfect for processing large volumes of printed material and converts memos, contracts, newspaper and magazine articles, invoices, reports etc. into text format. Whether your source document is a hard copy or whether it has been received by fax modem, OCR captures its alphanumeric characters and assigns the codes needed by your computer to create files for its word processing, machine translation, spread sheet or database programs.

Fine Reader’s award-winning Fontain Image Transformation™ technology makes Fine Reader absolutely the most effective product on the market for making sense out of poor-quality print. Even photocopies and dot-matrix source documents can be scanned and will be read correctly. With FineReader OCR, your system automatically learns new typefaces, adjusts scanner intensity, and reconstructs illegible characters. It is unaffected by broken or blurred type, and replicates English, Russian, French, German, and Ukrainian text exactly without distorting it, and even can recognize mixed-language text within a document! You can even teach Fine Reader a new language and it will scan that perfectly also! There is nothing else like it on the market today!

Independent testing has proven that FineReader is the best product in the market for quality of recognition of printed text, beating out OmniPage and TextBridge in head-to-head tests.