
ABBYY Screenshot Reader
OCR-screenshot application for capturing text and images.
What is ABBYY Screenshot Reader?
Screenshot Reader is a smart OCR-screenshot application for capturing text and images from any area on your PC screen and extracting text from them or just saving as an image. Prize: 9.99 USD. ABBYY Screenshot Reader creates copies of images which you can easily cut and paste from your clipboard to Microsoft® Word, Excel®, PowerPoint® or graphic files. You can use Screenshot Reader to select and copy pieces of text from images, flash files, PDFs, and other image-based files, and convert them into true text which you can edit or insert into another document.
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ABBYY Screenshot Reader Features
ABBYY Screenshot Reader information
Supported Languages
- English
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ABBYY Screenshot Reader has an efficient and easy to understand user interface and text selection method.
Tags
- Screenshot Capture
- text-recognition
- printscreen
- screenshots
Recent user activities on ABBYY Screenshot Reader
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Bricolas added ABBYY Screenshot Reader as alternative(s) to QuickScan
Features: offline use, very fast, custom destination format, adjustable screen selection drag to select. (compare to Capture2Text does this too but you have to first place your mouse in the exact place before you start) Additionally you can drag you selected area around (which I don't take advantage of).
Room for improvement: needs ability to add shortcuts, and adding the ability to skipping some of the steps that are not needed.
You have to give private details to even be able to download it via their website. Again it asks you to provide this u to "register" to use the program, even if it's clearly the trail version you downloaded. Just not worth it, unless it's a professional requirement but then I bet there's better options still available. Trail software shouldn't be this time wasting.