Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is used to transfer printed material into electronic text. Through OCR, print can be converted into ASCII text, word processor documents, desktop publishing systems, database files, HTML and other mark-up systems. One issue that arises with OCR is that programs often produce inaccurate text that is unacceptable for publisher's needs.
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Scribe is a leader in scanning non-Roman font styles including: Greek, Hebrew, and Cyrillic. Our pricing competes effectively with off-shore companies, while providing superior accuracy. There is no better way to convert printed material into electronic text.