[X Newbies] OCR Software

Randy B. Singer randy at macattorney.com
Sun Jul 18 18:34:06 PDT 2004


Bruce Klutchko said:

>What about Working Papers Pro? Is it still available and/or considered
>useful?


Though I haven't heard anything from the developer for years, WPP appears 
to still be available, and it has been updated to run natively in OS X:

http://www.dominionsw.com/products.html

WPP isn't really an OCR program, though it has that feature.  It is a 
document management program.  (And a quite reasonably priced one, at 
that, for only $99.)

Working Papers Pro uses an OCR engine from ExperVision that was 
discontinued as a stand-alone product for the Macintosh quite a few years 
ago. Apparently, the developer toolkit for the Macintosh is still being 
sold and developed:

http://www.expervision.com/rtk6.htm

Not having tested it for ages, I can't say if Working Papers could 
measure up to the stand-alone OCR programs for the Macintosh, but it is 
an intriguing option.


Randy B. Singer
Co-Author of: The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th and 6th editions)

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