What's New in FineReader 6.0 PRO 

Implementation of New Algorithms Results in Better Recognition Accuracy

·          Adaptive Binarization
The state-of-the-art layout techniques produce complex layouts of pages, with text printed on a color background or even an image. Such documents are often low-contrast or have bleak text (such is the case of newspapers and magazines printed on color or yellowish paper). It’s impossible to recognize such texts well if one doesn’t remove the background for each paragraph, line or even word individually.

·          Texture Filtering
The new version of FineReader is able to detect the image areas printed on such background and to remove such texture (or background) by finding dots of a certain size and removing them. This method leaves the outlines of letters fully intact, so the removal of dots that neighbor the letters doesn’t affect the recognition quality.

More Accurate Document Layout Retention in MS Word

·          Retention of Non-Rectangular Pictures and Text Flow
Modern design makes wide use of objects of complex form: non-rectangular pictures, pictures in text, multicolumn text flow around a picture, etc. The new version of FineReader supports recognition of such objects and their export to MS Word. Even the most complex layouts will now be fully retained in this text editor.

New Level of Accuracy in Retaining Font Parameters and Line Length in MS Word

·         PDF Support

·          Multicolumn WYSIWYG Editort  

The new version of FineReader features a new built-in editor, which is even more user-friendly and useful as it displays the full layout: columns, tables and pictures are displayed exactly where they are on the source image.

Printing of Source Image and Recognized Text

Integration with Windows Explorer

Customizable Toolbars

New Professional Features

·         Changing page numbers in the batch window.

·         Setting compression rate when saving JPEG pictures in HTML and PDF.

·         Setting picture resolution when saving in RTF, PDF and HTML.

·         Retaining cell text alignment when saving in XLS and exporting to MS Excel.

·         Saving lists (bulleted and numbered) in MS Word. FineReader detects the lists on the source image and saves them as MS Word lists in DOC and RTF formats.

·         Saving recognized documents under the names of their source images. The new FineReader allows you to load several images (including multipage ones) to a batch, to recognize them and save the recognized documents using the names of the corresponding source images.

 

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