I can convert scanned manual into text format –I am looking for a good site and I don’t mind paying?.

[1234456]

Hi, As a Programmer. While writing the codes I had prepared a manual and taken printed out also, However for some reason I have lost all original work and left with no information, The only
thing I am left is this printed material which I need to modify too. I have scanned it and is in Tiff format now. Does any one know a good site where I can convert scanned manual into text format –I am looking for a good site and I don’t mind paying?.

[NazNomad]

I've never used OCR software, but it's out there.
http://www.makeuseof....-images-into-text-nb/

[Old_Geezer]

I don;t hve a great deal of experience but I had a trial version of Abbyy FineReader once (since long run out) and it seemed ok. You may wish to search the web to see if someone does a trial that will cover the amount of "test" scans you want.

[ChuckFickens]

If you've got MS office professional then onenote does a pretty good job of OCR

http://www.howtogeek....nenote-2007-and-2010/

[factor-fiction]

You are clearly very versatile. A couple of weeks ago you were a second year student in graduation, and a few days earlier you were an accountant.
I think there are lots of things out there, as Naz and others have suggested.

Maybe someone will come on here shortly with an excellent but costly solution...

[Invictas]

I second factor on this,if you look at this posters other questions they all look as if they are leading up to an advert?

[factor-fiction]

I noticed 1234456 posted another almost identical question this morning except this time he seemed to have a different job and the documents were different again.... but the thread seems to have been pulled this time. Did an advert finally appear?

[buildersmate]

Oh what sharp eyes you have F30.
All the better to spot the premature advertisement.