The full form of "OCR" is Optical Character Recognition. OCR can be used with any digital document (such as a PDF file) to extract its text and either create an editable text file, or a searchable PDF. Some scanner software includes OCR, so that when you scan a document, it is processed with OCR as it is scanned.
There's a free online tool at CVISION Tech's website if you want to try using OCR on any document file you might have.
ocr a used in many different things
ocr a used in many different things
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OCR can stand for a lot of things that can be used in economics. My best pick isofficial cash rate (OCR). This term is used in Australia and New Zealand for the bank rate and is the rate of interest which the central bank charges on overnight loans to commercial banks.
In researching your answer I found that OCR software is used to extract text from faxed or scanned documents and pull them into Word or Excel documents.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is used in a variety of situations. Businesses that receive a large quantity of mail that needs to be input to a computer, then archived (such as a bank or building society) - use OCR to scan incoming mail. This saves the time and man-hours that a human would take to manually input the data. Another use - would be to read a book to a blind person.
Click the related link . In that website you can find A-PDF OCR. The software A-PDF OCR is a PDF ocr software which can ocr the scanned pdf in to editable format.
A device that reads OCR.
OCR (optical character recognition) is often used for lenghty documents where retyping is not an option, such as a book or long legal document. OCR has improved over the years but is not perfect so you will need to proof whatever you scan.
OCR-A font was created in 1968.
OCR-B was created in 1968.
I.R.I.S. OCR is software for scanning of documents.