Hi everyone Well, I've had another look at Linux OCR and I must say I'm very impressed. Tesseract in particular is loads better than when I tried it over a year back, and imho good enough to use in almost all situations. It's not failed me yet. At the moment, however, I do all my scanning and OCR from the command-line. I don't mind this, but I'd like to set it up for a friend of mine and that person would prefer a GUI. I have tried gscan2pdf, but try as I might I cannot get it to produce any OCR output no matter what settings I tell it to use. I thought perhaps the text control where the OCR was displayed had some issues, but it turns out that even when the PDF was saved and converted to text there's nothing. Xsane works but is a bit more than what I want, and Simple-Scan doesn't seem to support OCR or even changing the scanner's resolution and mode. Can anyone recommend a nice OCR GUI? If there isn't one, I'll probably just have to buckle down and make one. Thanks
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