[ocrfeeder] Update the README file

[Joaquim Manuel Pereira Rocha <jrocha src gnome org>]

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Author: Joaquim Rocha <me joaquimrocha com>
Date:   Sun Dec 21 00:22:17 2014 +0000

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 OCRFeeder - A Complete OCR Suite
 =================================
 
-:Author: Joaquim Rocha
-:Contact: joaquimrocha1 {AT} gmail {DOT} com
-:Date: 2009-05-10
-:Web site: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/OCRFeeder
-:Version: 0.3
-:License: OCRFeeder is published under the GNU GPL v3 license.
+OCRFeeder is a complete Optical Character Recognition and Document Analysis and Recognition program.
 
-.. contents::
+Author: Joaquim Rocha
 
+OCRFeeder comes with a graphical user and a command line interfaces.
+For help on how to use the command line interface, run the command:
+  ocrfeeder-cli --help
 
-Introduction
-==============
-
-OCRFeeder is a complete Optical Character Recognition and Document Analysis
-and Recognition program.
-
-This document explains what's needed to and how to install and run OCRFeeder.
-
-ODFPy is developed by OpenDocument Fellowship:
-http://opendocumentfellowship.com
-
-
-System Requirements
-====================
-
-The following list presents the system requirements for this project to run
-with all its functionalities. Each dependence has the minimum version that
-should be used. While newer versions are likely to keep working as well,
-older versions may or may not work as they were not tested.
-
-    * Python (version 2.5);
-    * PyGTK (version 2.13);
-    * Python Enchant (version 1.3)
-    * Python Imaging Sane (version 1.1.7)
-    * Python Image Library (version 1.1);
-    * PyGoocanvas (version 0.12);
-    * Ghostscript (version 8.63);
-    * Unpaper (version 0.3);
-
-The module ODFPy is included as part of this project in order to make the
-installation and execution of the project easier.
-
-Since this project doesn't use a particular OCR engine, no engine was listed
-as a dependence above. Nevertheless, the project is not usable without an
-OCR engine. The configuration XML file for the engine Ocrad is already
-included with the project so only what's needed to be installed for a first
-test is the Ocrad engine itself. In case the user doesn't want to use Ocrad,
-the configuration file that is placed in the OCRFeeder's configuration folder
-(~/.ocrfeeder) must be deleted.
-
-Other engines that might also be considered are Gocr and Tesseract.
-
-
-Installation on Ubuntu
-=======================
-
-The only packages needed to be installed on Ubuntu 8.10 is PyGoocanvas and
-Unpaper, the rest of the dependencies are already installed in a fresh install
-of this version of Ubuntu. The engine Ocrad is also installed for the reasons
-explained in the previous section.
-
-To install PyGoocanvas, Ocrad and Unpaper, the following command should be
-executed as superuser:
-
-    # apt-get install python-pygoocanvas ocrad unpaper
-
-After all of the packages finish the installation, OCRFeeder is ready to be 
-installed. To install it, all that is needed is to run setup.py script as 
-superuser:
-
-    # setup.py install
-
-OCRFeeder can now be run by calling it from a desktop menu or by running the 
-*ocrfeeder* command.
-When using the GNOME desktop, if the desktop menu entry is not showing the 
-OCRFeeder's icon, the following command must be used to update the icon cache 
-(as superuser):
-
-    # gtk-update-icon-cache -f -t /usr/share/icons/hicolor
-
-Command Line Usage
-===================
-
-This section explains how to use OCRFeeder from the command line.
-
-The command line interface part of OCRFeeder aims at users who want to perform
-quick and unattended conversions of document images to editable formats. It
-also makes this project usable from other applications.
-
-Two parameters are mandatory:
-
-    1) the path to each document image to be processed is given after the parameter
-        --images;
-    2) the name of the document to be generated is given after the parameter
-        --o.
-
-For example:
-
-    $ ocrfeeder-cli --images ~/image1.png ~/image2.jpeg 
-        --o converted_document
-
-The pages of the generated documents honor the order of the given paths.
-
-It is also possible to specify the format of the document to be generated
-(HTML or ODT) with the option --format. In case no format is specified,
-the images will be exported to ODT. Continuing with the example above:
-
-    $ ocrfeeder-cli --images ~/image1.png ~/image2.jpeg --format HTML
-      --o converted_document
-
-OCRFeeder Studio (the graphical user interface part) can also be launched
-from the command line. Two options can be used to load images right after
-the program initiates. Those are --images which will add the images given
-as the option's arguments and --dir that will add all the images under a
-given directory path. The options can be used individually or combined,
-for example:
-
-    $ ocrfeeder --images ~/image1.png ~/image2.jpeg 
-        --dir ~/Desktop
-
-For any usage, the options and parameters can be given in any order.
+The graphical interface also features documentation on how to use it, which can be accessed through the Help 
menu or by pressing F1.
 
 
 Copyright
 ==========
 
-OCRFeeder is (c) 2008-2010 Joaquim Rocha
+OCRFeeder is (c) 2008-2014 Joaquim Rocha
 
 OCRFeeder is (c) 2009-2010 Igalia, S.L.